Pastor Clark takes a look at how we can comprehend the power of our words - to hurt or to heal.

What do you do when you're off rhythm? Out of sync? When you bitterly and utterly fail?

Pastor Clark looks at the example of some of the closest disciples of Jesus and then to the grace that comes from knowing Christ in this final teaching in the Rhythms series.

In this three-week series we will discover three integral pieces of our daily routine: work, rest, and worship.

In part 2, Pastor Clark shows how living a life centered on Christ is the anchor that will not fail you when life's uncertainties strike.

In this three-week series we will discover three integral pieces of our daily routine: work, rest, and worship.

With our susceptibility to compartmentalization and overindulgence, we will discover how to be diligent in finding the rhythm God intended for us in our jobs, our rest, and the worship that takes place in the midst of our daily lives.

Pastor Clark leads us through Luke 7 as we look at two of Jesus' healing miracles.

With the tragedy in DC this week and some of it being tied to Christians, how do we respond? How can we ensure we are not becoming radicalized towards violence? Today Pastor Clark will look at how to fix our broken minds and hearts.

Pastor Clark launches our brand new teaching series "REVEALED" with the story of Jesus' parents finding him teaching in the temple as a boy.

The fourth and final week of Advent, Pastor Clark begins our initial descent into the New Testament account of the birth of Christ with a look at two influential women who made the choice to overcome their fears by trusting in God.

In the third week of Advent, Pastor Clark takes us on a journey with the prophet Isaiah. Isaiah proclaims a message of good news to the oppressed: God will provide justice, comfort, and hope to the people of Israel. When we catch up with Jesus reading this same text in the synagogue we get a sense of the restoration God has intended for His people today.

Pastor Clark teaches on the prophet Joel's message of hope for even the most heartbreaking of times in this second week of Advent.