Pastor Dennis wraps up our summer sermon series on "The Art of Neighboring" as he addresses what it might look like if we live as the body of Christ in our neighborhoods.

Pastor Dustin talks about the art of focusing. He encourages us to seek God's face in prayer and then consider how we might join Him where He is at work in our neighbourhood.

In this message Pastor Dustin Strauss discusses the need for appropriate boundaries in our lives as we seek to love our neighbours as ourselves.

Pastor Dennis addresses the issue of serving our neighbors and being served by them. He addresses the profound thought that it is as important for us to allow our friends and neighbors to serve us as it is for us to serve them.

In this message Pastor Dennis talks about how to move down the line with our neighbors from stranger to an acquaintance and from acquaintance into a relationship. Dennis also interviews Kevin and Jill Schular about a recent open door that they have had.

In this second message in the series based on the book "The Art of Neighboring" by Dave Runyon and Jay Pathak, Pastor Dennis looks at two barriers to being a good neighbor. These two barriers are time and fear.

Dennis Gulley kicks off our summer teaching series entitled "The Art of Neighboring". In this message we address the question of "what would happen if we really took the Great Commission seriously?"

In this message Pastor Dennis walks us through the last chapter in our journey through "The Story". He helps us to understand the proper perspective to understand what we can learn about God's faithfulness through the book of Revelation.

Dennis takes a broad overview of the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul. The challenge for us all is that the mission of Paul is the same mission we have been given. We are challenged by the questions of "Who are my people and where is my place?"

Dennis leads us through a look at the early Church and the sense of family that was evident in the first days after the ascension of Christ. The issue of people's wrong perceptions and approaches to being the Church are also addressed.