If God's grace is as extravagant as we saw on Easter Sunday, then what should our attitude toward sin be? This week, we turn to Romans 6:1-14 where the apostle Paul addressed this very question.

On this Easter Sunday, we explore Jesus' threefold restoration of the apostle Peter.

Jesus' entry into Jerusalem during the Passover celebration reveals to us a Messiah, a king very different from what we might expect, but exactly the king we need.

This week, Monica Romig continues our series on The Gospel, considering the return of Jesus as the completion of the Good News about him and for us.

In 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, the Apostle Paul reminds the Corinthian Christians of the good news that he first preached to them. From this passage we learn just what the Gospel of Jesus is.

In this conclusion to our series on prayer, Pastor Brandon asks and attempts to answer the question, "What does it mean to pray in Jesus' name?"

Is it ever okay to complain to God? Isn't that just whining? Today, Pastor Brandon walks us through one of the most disappointing episodes in Judah's history, the nation's response, and why it is good and right to take all of our complaints to God, especially when we feel hopeless.

Throughout the Bible, God's people are called to fast from food for many reasons. In this sermon, Pastor Brandon explores those reasons and Jesus' expectation that his followers would fast.

In Luke 18, Jesus tells a parable about persistence in prayer, and the lesson may be even better than we could imagine.