This week we look at the second "You've heard it said, but I say to you" statement from Jesus where he addresses adultery and lust. Jesus calls his followers to deepen their understanding of the law and live in a particular way. We hope you will be encouraged.

As we continue our Sermon on the Mount Series, we look at what Jesus says about Anger and how that might apply to our daily life. We hope you will be encouraged.

This week we look more closely at how Jesus is the culmination of God's work in the world and what it means when he says our righteousness needs to be better than the righteousness of the Law and the Pharisees. We hope you will be encouraged.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus uses two helpful metaphors to describe the impact his followers should have on the world at large - salt and light. Join us as we look at these two ideas.

This Sunday we take a closer look at the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. Jesus both challenges his listeners and instructs them about the culture of the Kingdom of God. We hope you will be encouraged.

This Sunday, we begin a new Sermon Series on the Sermon on the Mount. Pastor Holly will introduce the series by examining the first part of this important teaching from Jesus.

Freedom Sunday is a day of lament, prayer, hope, learning, and action as we join churches around the world in seeking to end the tragic injustice of human trafficking. The founder and Director of The Set Free Movement, Rev. Dr. Kevin Austin, brings a powerful message and an important challenge.

Pastor David Hicks shares a powerful message on the ministry of Jesus and how the idea of God's Big Table shapes how we think and challenges us to live full of grace to those around us. We hope you will be encouraged.

This Sunday, Pastor Kyle discusses the idea of Christ as the light of the world seen throughout scripture and what that means for our daily living.

In the final week of Advent we look at several scriptures that highlight God’s love for us and call us to a life lived in love toward other people. We hope you will be encouraged.