On Sunday Pastor Bob continued his Undaunted Faith series from Hebrews 11. This week Bob taught about "acceptable faith", through the lens of Cain, Abel, and Enoch.  Why was Abel's offering accepted by God while Cain's was rejected?  Why was Enoch raptured to heaven?  What can we learn from the faith of Cain, Abel, and Enoch?

On Sunday Pastor Bob started his eight-part series from Hebrews 11 called Undaunted Faith.  As we journey through the chapter, we'll encounter a gallery of faith-filled individuals who faced trials, uncertainties, and seemingly insurmountable obstacles, yet persevered because of their unwavering faith in God.  This week Bob laid the foundation for the study by exploring "What is faith?"

On Sunday Pastor Shem spoke on Mark 14. He focused on Gethsemane, the garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives, where Jesus and his apostles spent time before Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion. Shem unpacked how the victory for our salvation was won in Gethsemane.  The submission of Jesus to His Father’s will resulted from prayer.  Prayer gave Jesus the courage to face the cross and ultimately the deep distress of being separated from His Father for the first time in eternity - to bring us full restoration for our sins.

On Sunday Pastor Bob delivered a powerful message called "Last Days According to Jesus II" from Mark 13.  He shared concrete ways we can be ready for the last days and the importance of intentionally living out our faith by sharing both the good news of God's love, His coming judgment, and His gift of grace.

Pastor Bob shared the first week of his deep dive into Mark 13 in his message called "Last Days According to Jesus".  Jesus tells us that although we don't know the day or the hour, we must watch and be ready for the last days.

This Week Pastor Bob spoke from Mark 14:1-11 in a message entitled "Don't Waste Your Life" which centered on the woman who anointed Jesus with expensive perfume. Pastor Bob took us through the reactions to this extravagant act in Jesus' time and today.

On Sunday Pastor Austin Medley and Anna Walker-Roberts shared the podium as we continued exploring the greatest commandment in a message entitled "Loving God, Loving People."  Pastor Austin spoke about how to cultivate our love for God in order to give ourselves completely to Him. Anna spoke on the importance of loving people, specifically our neighbors, as a reflection of our love for God.

This Sunday we were treated to another amazing message from Doug Axe. He discussed the improbability of the theory of evolution by illustrating how the evolution model falls short both scientifically and spiritually. Doug’s presentation came to life with thought-provoking real-life examples. 

In this week's message, Pastor Bob focused on Mark 12:28-44 where Jesus is asked, which is the greatest commandment.  Jesus quoted Deuteronomy 6:4 and Leviticus 19:18 saying  “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ The second is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.”

This week's message focused on Mark 12:18-27 where Jesus answered the religious leaders' questions about the resurrection and how our acceptance of Jesus’ gift on the cross makes us eternal citizens of His kingdom.