Our prayer is that this series has helped you recognize the many ways your faith is meant to shine in the midst of your daily life...even if life seems like it is less than perfect. This weekend, we bridge into Hebrews 12 and highlight a well-known passage. In his message, Pastor Randy Ahlberg shares four key points that will help us run the race of faith well.

Pastor Randy Ahlberg walks us through Hebrews 11:32-40. This portion of chapter 11 reminds us that faith faces many challenges and many victories. In the midst of the good and bad, how do we remain faithful?

We continue our series through Hebrews 11. We also encourage a number of individuals as they take the step of identifying with Christ through baptism.

Pastor Randy Discher shares about the importance of the application of blood in the Christian faith. The freedom we experience through Christ is available because of the blood he shed for us.

The story of Moses is familiar to most of us. In fact, his story is usually one of the first we learn as children. Pastor Randy Discher dives into Moses' portion of Hebrews 11 and highlights how each of us can experience the power of difference-making faith, similar to that which is found in the story of Moses.

Pastor Sean McDowell continues our series through Hebrews 11. In this weekend's message, Pastor Sean will encourage us to recognize the ways God wants to bless us and bless others through us.

This weekend, Pastor Randy Ahlberg will continue to highlight the faith of Abraham. The primary idea in this weekend's message is that resilient people are carried along in life by their awareness of God’s grand story.

Pastor Randy Discher returns to continue our series called What Faith Looks Like. We spend our time in Hebrews 11:8-19 and talk about the example of faith as seen in the life of Abraham.

The story of Noah and the Ark is an example of what faith looks like. In the face of ridicule, questions, and the unknown, Noah heeds the warning of God and spends years building a massive boat. Pastor Randy Ahlberg continues our series in Hebrews 11 with a message about how we can learn from Noah's example of faith.

Faith is often misunderstood. Too often we think of faith as only an internal act rather than a form of obedience that has an impact on the way we live. Hebrews 11 is filled with examples of men and women who put their faith into practice. In this series, we’ll look at their stories and consider how our lives can be defined, inwardly and outwardly, by faith.