Generosity was one of the defining marks of the early church. So what does the Bible say about "Living Generously" and what does that look like for us in 2016?

God has created each one of us with a specific calling. Every one of us has a unique ministry in His global mission. So what's yours? Do you know where you fit? Do you understand how He's made you and how He wants to use you?

If you could describe your perfect church, what would it be like? What would it do? What would it be passionate about and committed to? In this message we look at God's model for local congregation and talk about how can we be and become that kind of church!

What does it mean to "be" the Church? What kind of people does God want us to be and what kind of congregation does He want us to become? Is everything that Christians are doing contributing to the mission? If not, what do we do about it?

Making disciples (evangelism) and maturing disciples (discipleship) is indisputably THE mission of the church. But how many of us are actually doing this? What are the reasons we so easily get side-tracked from this mission? And what are some simple ways we can get back to actually living out our mission?

Making disciples (evangelism) and maturing disciples (discipleship) is indisputably THE mission of the church. But how many of us are actually doing this? What are the reasons we so easily get side-tracked from this mission? And what are some simple ways we can get back to actually living out our mission?

Contentment, what does it mean? Are you happy with the things God has given you? Even if you are you may be surprised to discover that this is still not what our bar for contentment should be based on. Tonight we will learn what true contentment is based on and how it can be realized no matter what your physical situation or status is.

We sing about them and see them on Christmas cards, but do we really know who these wise men were? If we don't, we miss the crucial role they played in the Nativity Story. Be moved by God's sovereign plan and welcoming grace as we learn about the Magi.

What was it like to be one of the shpeherds? Imagine being the first ones to know that the Savior had been born?! What did they see, hear, and experience, and how can their response shape our own this Advent season?

What did the Advent look like through the eyes of Mary and Joseph? How does their perspective shape our understanding of Christ's coming and how can we respond in faith like them?