Pastor Steve Lindenmeyer continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and preaches from Luke 6:12-16.

Jesus demonstrates his dependence on the Father as he selects the twelve disciples. This diverse group of men has a unified calling as they are sent out to preach the gospel. God will take these ordinary men and do extraordinary work through them as he establishes the foundation of the church.

Pastor Steve Heron continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and preaches from Luke 6:1-11.

If it's not feasting, and it's not fasting, what about the Sabbath? Facing another accusation from the religious leaders of his day, Jesus addresses breaking the Sabbath. Jesus shows us that the Sabbath isn't merely a rule to keep but a rest and blessing that finds its ultimate expression in His love for us.

Pastor Steve Heron continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and preaches from Luke 5:33-39.

If Jesus can be criticized for feasting with the sinners, he can also be criticized for refusing to follow the religious practices of his day. Fasting demonstrates a dependence on God like nothing else, but Jesus shows us that there are times when fasting is inappropriate. Using several illustrations, Jesus shows that something altogether new is happening when he comes into our lives which requires entirely new ways of thinking.

Pastor Steve Heron continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and preaches from Luke 5:27-32.

Luke captures another dramatic moment where Levi, the tax collector, leaves everything to follow the call of Jesus. While Jesus eats with Levi and all his friends, the religious leaders struggle that Jesus would welcome those who are sinners. Jesus reminds us, that as doctors welcome the sick, the Great Physician welcomes sinners.

This Sunday, Pastor Steve Heron continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and will preach from Luke 5:17-26.

In one of the more well-known passages in all the Scriptures, some friends dig through a roof to get a paralyzed man to Jesus. Jesus has the audacity to respond to their faith with a proclamation of forgiveness which shocks the religious leaders. Their skepticism over Jesus' word and authority invites us to consider: Can we really give people confidence that their sins are forgiven? Jesus says we can.

Pastor Steve Heron continues our Luke series, Jesus: The Savior of the World, and preaches from Luke 5:12-16.

Luke has recounted Jesus's power over demons and sickness, but there was nothing so feared and shameful as leprosy. It was a death sentence that moved its victims to the margins of society. In an emotional dialogue between Jesus and a leper, we discover that Jesus is not only able to heal but willing to heal.

We resume our series, Jesus: The Savior of the World. Pastor Steve Heron preaches from Luke 5:1-11.

Luke introduces us to the calling of the first disciples – men who walked, talked, and were trained by Jesus. In an incredible story of Christ's sufficiency and power, Luke shows us the miracle that causes these men to drop everything and follow Jesus. Jesus' word of power creates an incredible catch of fish that results in Peter's acute awareness of his own sinfulness. How do we start our discipleship journey? We do so with simple faith in His powerful word and a revelation of our need for a Savior.

Pastor Steve Heron preaches on Matthew 28:1-15.

At the empty tomb, we hear the message that will create the church, that will invite sinners into a relationship with God, and cause the hearts of all who believe to rejoice. Matthew shows us two women who encounter the empty tomb and whose message invites others into faith in what Christ has done. We also see the chief priests create their own version of these events, pressing us to consider what message we are willing to stake our life upon.

Pastor Steve Heron preaches on Matthew 27:32-44.

For Good Friday, we spend time reflecting on the crucifixion scene. Surrounded by enemies and those that deride him, we hear Jesus make no defense as accusations fly and watch as he entrusts himself to the plan of his Heavenly Father. Doubters look on as he shows what it means to be a faithful Son.

This Sunday is Palm Sunday, and Pastor Steve Heron will preach from Matthew 21:1-11.

Jesus draws near Jerusalem, beginning the final week of his life. Surprisingly, he enters the city amidst the shouts and rejoicing of the crowds on a donkey. What does this picture tell us about Jesus? Why do the cries of “Hosanna” turn so quickly to “Crucify Him!”? As we enter Holy Week, we will consider what truths Palm Sunday holds for us as we recognize and rejoice that our King has come.