2 Samuel 12:1-12:7 | As we examine the epic story of King David's failure we will begin to understand the relationship between sinful people called to be ambassadors for Christ and the perfection of Christ. It's in this relationship that we can begin to more clearly understand how injustice in the church doesn't discredit God but exposes humans their propensity towards sin, rebellion, and power.

2 Peter 1:16-1:21 | Isn't a book about miracles, floods, resurrection and supernatural things just a big fairy tale? Why would anyone believe that? The Bible presents us with the truth of what God has done throughout history and most amazing what he has done for us in Jesus. It's a true story that changes our lives.

2 Peter 1:16-1:21 | Santa Claus. The Tooth Fairy. Leprechauns. God? In this week's sermon in our series on doubt, we explore reasons for believing that Christianity is true, why it's thought to be a fairy tale in the first place, and what can happen when one embraces it with all they are.

2 Peter 1:16-1:21 | Santa Claus. The Tooth Fairy. Leprechauns. God? In this week's sermon in our series on doubt, we explore reasons for believing that Christianity is true, why it's thought to be a fairy tale in the first place, and what can happen when one embraces it with all they are.

Psalms 19:1-19:6, Romans 1:18-1:20 | As we press into both scripture and the world of science, we may just find ourselves agreeing with the professor of experimental physics, Russel Cowburn, when he declares, ?"Understanding more of science does not make God smaller. It allows us to see His creative activity in more detail."

Psalms 19:1-19:6, Romans 1:18-1:20 | The advancement of science has often been given as a good reason to disbelieve the Bible and even the idea of God. The Bible and science always seem to be put at odds with one another. But instead of pushing us away from science, the Bible actually points us to the natural world as a demonstration of God's glory and creative work.

2 Peter 1:16-1:21 | Santa Claus. The Tooth Fairy. Leprechauns. God? In this week's sermon in our series on doubt, we explore reasons for believing that Christianity is true, why it's thought to be a fairy tale in the first place, and what can happen when one embraces it with all they are.

Psalms 19:1-19:6, Romans 1:18-1:20 | Have you ever wondered why science and faith seem to be at odds with each other? In this week's sermon in our series on Doubt, we dive into the text of Scripture and the text of Nature to show that the biblical witness conforms with what we see: the heaven's declaring the glory of God.

Psalms 19:1-19:6, Romans 1:18-1:20 | As we press into both scripture and the world of science, we may just find ourselves agreeing with the professor of experimental physics, Russel Cowburn, when he declares, ?"Understanding more of science does not make God smaller. It allows us to see His creative activity in more detail."

Romans 7:19-8:1 | In a world prioritizing authenticity and a ?"you do you" attitude, hypocrisy is the unforgivable sin. Credibility is earned when actions match words, yet on a popular level, it seems that typical interactions with ?"Christians" experience anything but that. This should grieve Christians because it brings the credibility of Christianity into question, is inconsistent with the transformation of lives that the gospel summons, and because our faith isn't built upon the goodness of its followers but its Leader.