Colossians 1:16-17In this "conversation" we discuss the relationship between faith and science, affirming both the God who is the Source of all nature and material, and the contribution of science to our understanding of God, while remembering to approach any apparent conflicts between faith and science with great humility and grace.

Colossians 3:17-21In this Mother's Day message, we dive into the subject of the family, giving some of the reasons why the family is especially relevant to the Church and some biblical handles for how a believer should approach family matters. Finally, Pastor James is joined by his wife, Kyla, to discuss some of the practical implications in their own family life.

Matthew 22:15-22, 1 Peter 2:13-17In the first of a series of "conversations" about important matters and issues of our day, Pastor James sits down with Tom Glass and Pastor Jake Duckworth to discuss a biblical response to government and politics.

1 Corinthians 15:1-11On this Easter we consider the doctrine that is central to all Christian belief and practice - the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Here is not so much an attempt to proove this doctrine, but simply to proclaim it and to invite both followers of Jesus and those who are not to consider its implications for our lives.

Luke 23:44-49In the final message from this series on Jesus' last words from the cross, we hear Jesus pray a simple but profound prayer that reveals both the heart of his mission and a pattern for believers to follow. "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit."

John 19:28-30The sixth in a series of messages on the last words of Jesus. "It is finished." With these words Jesus speaks not only of his earthly life and all that he had experienced, but of his mission, culminating now at the cross where his death would mean life for those who put their trust in him.

John 19:28-29The fifth word among Jesus' last words from the cross was the shortest and apparently most straightforward of them all. Listen however, as we discover how the simple statement, "I am thirsty," points not only to the humanity of Jesus but to some of the deepest aspects of his divinity.

Matthew 27: 41-49As we continue in this series on Jesus' final words from the cross in this message we encounter a hard and difficult question from Jesus, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Discover how this cry of abandonment reveals a pattern for us amidst our pain and ultimately proclaims good news for humanity.

John 19:23-27In this message we hear Jesus speaking from the cross to his mother Mary, and to John the beloved disciple. Listen to hear how Jesus' words provided comfort and encouragement for these that he loved so dearly, and how these words give hope and help to his followers today.

Luke 23:35-43In the second of a series of messages on the last words of Jesus from the cross, today we listen in on the conversation between Jesus and the thief hanging next to him, hearing words of hope and promise that resonate in our souls still today.