As we continue our series about the Gospel, the sinful woman teaches us to be grateful for the Good News!

Paul was converted from Christian-killer to arguably the greatest Christian of all time. This is the power of encountering Jesus!

In Matthew 22:14, Jesus said, "For many are called but few are chosen." What does this mean for us today?

As we examine how Jesus loves us through the Scriptures, we are challenged to implement His ways in our own lives!

Q&A session with Darryl Owens immediately following his sermon.

Race is one of the biggest topics in our country. How should Christians think about race and racial issues? How would Jesus respond to today's social climate? The same way the early church did: through the Gospel! Join us to hear the Good News that still speaks to us today. Our speaker, Darryl Owens, is an African American Boston Police Officer and elder who teaches on this topic in the Boston area.

When we read God's Word, we should be thinking about the "Why" and the "How" of the messages, not just the "What." With this in mind, we dig into the events surrounding Jesus and the bleeding woman.

God's Word states that we should have no other gods before us. Are we living this way?

As we continue our "The Good News" series, we learn from the Pharisee named Nicodemus who learned the way to everlasting life directly from Jesus.

Today is the 8th anniversary of our church! Join us as we celebrate His love in our life and the privilege to serve the King.