Our sermon for Pentecost Sunday shares with us God’s intention to bring us back home. Just like NASA went all out to rescue Apollo 13, our God goes all out for us. God pours out His Spirit, flooding us with grace, and calling us to bubble over with the love of Jesus. Let’s overflow with joy, hope, and purpose, because Jesus went all out for you! 

God's message through Hosea still speaks to us today. Our love for Him often fades like the morning dew, Christ’s sacrifice on the cross covers our unfaithfulness. God is the faithful One, and in love, He invites us to return to Him.

This week we wrap up our sermon series From This Day Forward with the idea Stay Pure. We’ll walk through common struggles we have with staying faithful to our spouses and find that Christ has made us new from all of our struggles. 

Marriage isn't a game of winners and losers. It's a one-flesh union, where fighting fair means speaking truth in love, addressing issues quickly, watching our words, and most importantly, extending the same forgiveness Christ has shown us.

As we begin our sermon series on marriage, we look at the first of three keys to a meaningful marriage: seek God first. Instead of expecting our spouse to bring us fulfillment, we better love our spouses by being fulfilled by Christ.

Do you ever feel like you make the same mistake over and over again? We all have those habits that are hard to break. However, we as Christians are told not to go back to our old ways. We are to live a new life according to Jesus. We’ll celebrate our Confirmands on Sunday as well as help them own their faith and make a new way forward. 

On that first Easter morning, Jesus shattered death's claim on us. His resurrection renders sin's guilt and death's finality meaningless.

We explore the movements of the descent and ascent of Jesus throughout Palm Sunday and Passion Week, ending in His full glory.

As we finish up the Junk Drawer Jesus series this Sunday, we look at the core problem from which every other sin springs forth. Idolatry can take many different forms, but it always leads to destruction. Thankfully, Christ is the one true God, who takes away our sin and calls us to worship Him alone.

We often treat God like a divine party planner, expecting Him to make every day feel like our birthday. But what if His goal for us goes beyond fleeting happiness? This Sunday, we’re invited to trade in our party hats for a deeper walk with God. He's not just making us happy—He's making us holy.