Guest preacher Leanor Ortega-Till walks us through the story of the Prodigal Sons and considers why it is that we're so often quick to judge.

These two verses are some of the most abused in American history. But what if they have something much more universal and applicable for all of us?

This week, we're back to our series Life Together, looking at the book of 1 Timothy and learning about the nature of the Church and our life in it. Today is 1 Timothy 4, where we get a better understanding of the Church as an interdependent community of people trying to become like Jesus.

Easter 2022. We all know the phrase "doubting Thomas." But what if Thomas wasn't the wet-blanket that we tend to think he was?

In John 12, the crowds flocked to Jesus because he had raised Lazarus from the dead, and as he entered Jerusalem, they praised him as the coming King who would free God's people. What made this episode so radical? What does it mean for us?

How are men and women to conduct themselves within the Church? The short answer: with humility.

The first duty of the Church is to pray. We pray because God wants the world to know Him.

In this first text from 1 Timothy, we learn about the Church as the community which holds to truth and is built on grace.

Guest preacher Berkeley walks us through the imagery of the Church as the Bride of Christ.

This week we kick off our new series, Life Together, about tha nature of the Church. The series will focus on the book of 1 Timothy, but first we're diving into Hebrews 10:19-25 to look at three vital implications of the gospel of Jesus for our community.