Week 1 of our stewardship sermon series Earn. Save. Give. we focus on wisdom. In a culture of more, how can we focus our energies and efforts on gaining more wisdom instead of more money, wealth, and power.

The conclusion of our sermon series 'When Life Feels Like a Movie' we focus on Daniel 6 where Daniel is thrown into the lions den. Maybe you feel trapped in a den of lions. In this sermon Pastor Scott reminds us that God is still God and that God never leaves us.

Week 3 of our series 'When Life Feels Like A Movie' we focus on seeing each person as a child of God. How can we start with grace? In every conversation and interaction how can we see people as children of God?

Week 2 of our series 'When Life Feels Like a Movie' we focus on Paul's encouragement to the church in Ephesus by exploring Ephesians 4:25-5:2. How can we be kind to one another during this season of life?

Sunday we began a new series titled 'When Life Feels Like a Movie.' This series focuses on how we should live during this season of life. Each sermon title is a disney song. To start we 'Let it Go' by focusing Philippians 3:4-14 where Paul encourages us to forget what lies behind and pressing on toward the goal.

On Sunday Rev. Mark Gibbons challenges us to invite people to Christ. We don't have to have a theology degree but a willingness to have a conversation and build a relationship.

Week 4 of our series 'Encounters with Jesus' we explore Matthew 16:13-20 where Jesus asks the disciples "Who do you say that I am?"

Week 3 of our series 'Encounters with Jesus' we focus on the story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28. What can we learn from their conversation? How does Jesus respond when she challenges Him?

Week 2 of our series 'Encounters with Jesus' we focus on Matthew 14:22-33 where Peter walks on water. What can we learn from Peters encounter with Jesus on the sea?

Sunday's sermon is the beginning of our new series 'Encounters with Jesus.' Pastor Scott explores the way that 'Jesus Provides' by looking at the feeding of the 5,000 from Matthew 14:13-21. Jesus provides when it appears we don't have enough.