If you met a young Simon Peter, you probably wouldn’t want to be friends with him, nor would you ask him to be a key player in your future plans. However, Jesus saw something in Simon Peter that no one else saw. And he stuck with him when no one else would. Listen in this week to find out why Jesus was willing to invest so much into a man like Simon Peter.

It may sound trite but at Christmas God the Father gives the greatest gift ever given—the gift of his Son, Jesus Christ. Though not typically a Christmas passage, in the most famous verse in the Bible, John 3:16, we learn of the immense love God has for the world and even more specifically, his immense love for you.

Joy to the world, the Lord has come! We know the song, and sing it well, but how does one actually become joyful at Christmas? In this classic Christmas passage we read about three different groups of people who had three different responses to the coming of Jesus, but only one of them results in joy. Listen in as we explore what it means to prepare for joy this Christmas.

Are you ready for Christmas? Are you prepared? We know what it means to buy the gifts, set the table, and hang the lights as we chase that elusive Christmas feeling of wonder and awe. In this famous Christmas passage we are shown what it really means to prepare for the Glory of Christmas - preparing the way for Jesus to be revealed.

John was one of Jesus closest disciples. If you track John's trajectory throughout the gospels you witness his transformation from proud to meek, angry to loving, and selfish to serving. Tune in this week to see how interacting with Jesus transforms John, and how it could interaction with Jesus can transform you.

This week we look at how Jesus meet Andrew the disciple. In this interaction we see how Jesus interacts with a "seeker." In this interaction we see how Jesus calls each one of us to move from simply knowing about him, to knowing him personally.

Before we look at how Jesus engages with individuals as the Great Physician, let's dive into the Physician Himself. Why is Jesus qualified to heal us? And why should we even be learning from him in this way?

If you had to describe your ideal world, what would it look like? In the final chapter of the book of Revelation we find a city. It's a city so wonderful that what is promised to those who will dwell there can give us hope for joy in our present world. Join us for our final sermon on Revelation as we see what awaits those who endure to the end.

As we take another peak at the end of times from heaven's perspective, we find in this passage an encouragement to Christians who feel weak and marginalized giving them the hope to endure and overcome. Join us in our second to last message on this book full of Hope for the Christian.

As we enter into the final part of the book of Revelation we peak into the drama of heaven to see what will happen at the end of history. Spoiler alert, God wins. Listen or recap this week as we look into what the fall of God's enemies in the future means for us today.