[Pastor David Collister – Galatians 5:22-26] We start a new message series called “Reset” — as we begin to phase back to life after sheltering for so long, how ought we reset our life priorities? Instead of just getting back to the same way of doing things, let’s make sure we look to Scripture and […]

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[Pastor David Collister – 1 Corinthians 15:1-8] We celebrate Easter and reflect on Christ’s death and resurrection.

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[Pastor David Collister – Hebrews 12:3-13] We wrap up our Onward series through Hebrews, and get excited about Easter!

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[Pastor David Collister – Hebrews 11:32-40] We continue our sermon series in the book of Hebrews, studying how faith empowered those in the scriptures to persevere through their circumstances.

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[Pastor David Collister – Hebrews 11:31] This Sunday, we continue Onward in the book of Hebrews with real talk about the scandalous grace of Jesus.

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[Pastor David Collister – Hebrews 11:30; Joshua 6:1-16, 20] This Sunday, we arrive at a special place in the book of Hebrews: a story that parallels and speaks into this moment we are in as a church, relaunching after a year of lockdown. Join us as we look at the beauty of trusting God to […]

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[Pastor David Collister – Hebrews 11:29 & Exodus 14:1-16, 31] Pastor David continues Onward in the book of Hebrews this Sunday with a look at finding faith to face what seems impossible – so relevant to many of us as we approach the one-year mark of this pandemic.

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