This week in worship: Waiting on God to act sometimes seems impossible! After all, we want things done our way right away. Yet, waiting on the Lord refines our faith. Waiting helps us to want the Lord more than the stuff we are waiting for. Come, listen and find out the joy of waiting on God.

Our happy God should be worshiped by a happy people. That sounds good, but how do we do that? How do we see God in all his wonder and beauty when we live in a culture that is "all about me"? Come, listen and find out.

The Fourth of July holiday weekend reminds us of our nation's struggle to escape tyranny and gain freedom. Here in Psalm 2 we see God's King who suffered tyranny so that we can be free. Come, listen and find out more about living free under King Jesus. Read Online: Psalm 2 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

This Sunday we look at Psalm 126.  This Psalm, like last week’s, is one of Ascent.  Does the Lord do good?  Is He actually good?  Sometimes we can wrestle with this because life can be hard and painful.  Join us on Sunday to see that the Lord is good, and has done great things. He's the God who restores that which is broken and hurting to joy and abundance.  The Lord has done great things!

What do you delight in? What excites you? Makes you smile? For the psalmist, it was meeting with God through the Word. That sounds cliche or perhaps churchy. Yet, it is a wonderful truth: when we are in the Word of God we see his love, his sacrifice, his delight in us -- and leads us to delight in Him! Come, listen and walk in this truth as we look at Psalm 1.

IF YOU WERE TO WRITE IN ALL CAPS - what would you write? At the very end of Galatians (6:11-18), Paul wrote in all caps, "Boast in the cross!" Come, listen and find out what that means and how it changes your life.

How you receive criticism tells much about you.  Are you torn up over harsh words?  Similarly, how you give criticism tells much about you.  Do you readily attack others who disagree with you?  This all relates to how you see yourself in Jesus Christ.  Come and learn how Jesus is your true image and how to bear with one another in love. Read Online: Galatians 6:6-10 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

Usually the fruits of the Spirit are taught as "laws" of Christian living. That is not the apostle Paul's intent. Instead, we are encouraged to have a new walk, through the Spirit, with the Lord -- resulting in a fruitful relationship. Come find out how to be truly fruitful Christians.   Sermon Audio