The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the first message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

In a follow-up to last week's message, Pastor Buck felt led to teach on Joshua 3, emphasizing the corporate aspect of walking by faith in community. Included at the very end of the message is a brief, testimony from one of our members who was propmpted to share how God had been faithful to her.

Our gracious Father loves to grant fresh starts and create pure hearts as well as bring renewal to our spirits. In this autobiographical passage, the Apostle Paul invites us to look at how this took place in own life.

In honor of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, Pastor Buck expounded upon how we are fearfully and wonderfully made from Psalm 139.

More than a powerful story, the biblical account of Mephibosheth is a wonderful picture of God's grace. Listen as Pastor Tim uses it to discuss the importance of community in the Christian life. Because of God's great mercy through Christ, we have all been given a place at the table.

A short message to prepare our hearts for communion in our Christmas Eve Candlelight service.

The final message in a short series entitled, Christmas for the Broken.

The second message in a short series entitled, Christmas for the Broken.

The first message in a short series entitled, Christmas for the Broken.

Using the first chapter of Nehemiah as his text, Jay showed us how it only takes one person empowered by God to make the difference.