This weekend, Pastor Randy introduces our new series called "House Rules." In this series, we'll look at God's desires for the Church and learn how the followers of Christ can truly look out for each other. Today's message highlights scriptures call for us to love one another.

We've arrived at the end of the Freedom series. This weekend, Pastor Randy Discher highlights a person that many of us have a hard time forgiving. Ourselves. We all have made mistakes, many of which haunt us, and we need to learn how to bring closure to the miscues of the past.

At some point in life we will experience the breakdown of a relationship. Forgiveness plays a crucial role in our ability to rebuild broken trust between those we've harmed or been harmed by. This weekend, Pastor Sean McDowell helps us see how reconciliation is possible.

Pastor Randy Discher continues our series on forgiveness with a message about how our inability to forgive can lead to bitterness and sin. Thankfully, we can live in freedom when we learn how to forgive and discourage bitterness towards others from taking root in our lives.

We've all experienced wrong, done wrong, and felt the guilt of being in the wrong, which means we should all be experts in forgiveness. Unfortunately, we aren't. Our inability to forgive one another, and even forgive ourselves, can make us feel like we're in chains. How could we ever forgive just as Christ has forgiven us?

To close our series, How to be Truly Rich, Pastor Sean shares a message about the importance of taking risks as a follower of Christ. The men who cut a hole in a roof to get a man to Jesus took a big risk with their actions. We too need should take similar risks to introduce people to Christ.

It is exhilarating knowing that your money can have eternal value when leveraged for God's glory. This long-term view of wealth helps us recognize ways that God is calling us to impact our world with the gospel. This weekend, Pastor Randy Discher continues the How to be Truly Rich series by highlighting how we can make a lasting impact through the ministry of our global partners.

Most of us have experienced anxiety and fear because of our finances. Those insecure feelings occur when we put our trust in the wrong place. If we want to be truly rich, we need to recognize God as the source of all our resources and use them in ways that will honor Him.

Pastor Sean McDowell continues the How to be Truly Rich series this weekend, with a message about how our lives can be made rich through our actions. This richness can be recognized in three areas of our lives that Pastor Sean highlights in his message.

This weekend, Pastor Randy Discher starts a new series called How to be Truly Rich. Are you rich? The average American earns $47,440 in one year, putting us in the richest 0.36% of the world. But when you look at your life, our society and your surroundings might make you think otherwise. Maybe being rich isn't just about money?