Diving into Galatians 3, we're wrapping up our teaching series "Sober." Sometimes we have to stand and fight when the enemy attacks. When we do, it’s important that we have on the full armor of God and know how to use it.

Diving into 1 Peter 5, we'll talk about the fact that if we aren’t paying attention to what’s going on around us we will be blindsided by the enemy. Yet in the midst of chaos and destruction, if God is for us, who can be against us?

Diving into Jeremiah 6, we're going to have a honest conversation about how our thoughts shape our actions. We need to focus our thoughts on things that honor God and will help us help others.

Jesus gave his disciples marching orders over 2,000 years ago and those orders have remained the same. We are commanded to go everywhere in the name of Jesus to introduce people to Jesus.

We're talking about community. The Church is a family and a family shares life together in all circumstances. The early church lived with a generous spirit and it was attractive to outsiders. As God’s children, we should continue that legacy today.

We're talking about revolutionary love. In the Bible, John was known as the “disciple Jesus loved.” It’s no wonder that in 1 John he uses the word “beloved” to describe all of us - who are in relationship with Jesus. This revolutionary love transforms our entire lives.

The world changed the day the Holy Spirit was unleashed on the world. As the followers of Jesus we have access to a source of power that exceeds anything this world can generate on its own. In this message we will look at how the Holy Spirit still wants to empower us to accomplish God’s mission on earth.

In this message we learn that if Jesus is relational, responsive, and relentless, the Church is called to be the same. If followers of Jesus, full of the resurrection power of Jesus, unite together in grace, truth, and love, get ready!

In increasing numbers, people are putting ultimate faith in government, science, education, and a variety of other entities that cannot do what Jesus is capable of doing. Jesus has the power to rescue us from everything on earth that troubles us. In this message we will look at the plan of salvation that Jesus fulfilled and what it means for our present and our future.

We're talking about how the Bible STILL speaks. No book has stood the test of time like the Bible. It transcends time and culture and is helpful when we choose to put it into practice in our lives. In this message we will look at why the Bible is authoritative, why it doesn’t need to be changed, and why we can trust it in the midst of cultural uncertainty.