We celebrate the personal goals that our church has set and achieved or made great progress toward over the past 18 months! We also recognize the power of the church to encourage one another and take a look at the Biblical purpose behind setting goals.

Many churches raise money to give to church buildings? Have you ever wondered why? Is it a good idea to put money towards a physical building? What does scripture say about this? In this message, Pastor Joel looks at why there are times to give towards a building. What do we really believe when we give?

Life change happens in circles...not in rows! We have been designed, by our Creator, to do life in community with people around us. This sermon reveals the Biblical call on our lives to live in community with others.

In this message, Pastor Joel answers questions from people inside and outside of our church. These topics include, “Does Jesus have a sense of humor?”, “Do we have free will?” And “do we really have to give to everyone who asks?”

Many of us think we know the Bible says about men, but few of us have actually investigated what it says. In this message, Pastor Joel teaches on the topic of being a godly man.

Most of us have a distorted view of what the Bible says about women and men. We believe things like "the Bible says a woman should only work in the home" or "a woman should remain silent." In this message, Pastor Joel and his wife Erica look in the book of Proverbs to challenge some of the destructive ideas that can be harmful to Christ followers.

Have you ever grown weary when following Jesus? Have you ever felt burned out? In this message Pastor Joel teaches us how to consistently

follow Christ in a healthy way. We can learn the rhythm of a disciple by looking at the early church in the book of Acts.

No matter what you accomplish in life, there is only one question that will decide if you lived a life of significance. In this message, Pastor Joel teaches us 3 ways the Apostle Paul was able to push through struggles and suffering in order to live a life of significance.