“I’m full of pain.” Because we live in a fallen world, that’s a phrase many can relate to. However, Romans 8 reminds us that there is purpose in our pain — which is the subject of guest speaker Ken Rudolph’s message this week.

"When you don't believe that you are lost you cannot be found."

Pastor Jonathan Mast speaks on Matthew 9:9-17 this week, taking a look at Jesus not as a friend of the righteous and perfect but as a friend of sinners. How can we reach the lost like Jesus did? And have we humbled ourselves in recognition of our desperate need for Him?

Isn't it frustrating when your plans fail? The good news is that we serve a God whose Word and whose plans NEVER fail! Pastor Brian takes us to Isaiah 55:8-11 this week as we look at the infallibility of Scripture.

Pastor Brian starts a short series on Scripture this week, taking a look at Proverbs 29:18 as we discuss living out God's Word.

“What is my spiritual gift?” Pastor Brian approaches this question from a different angle as he reminds us that gifts are about their Giver’s kingdom purpose.

We take a look at the last two fruits of the Spirit, gentleness and self-control, as Pastor Brian continues our study on the Holy Spirit.

Is kindness more than being nice? What do goodness and faithfulness have to do with God’s kingdom? Pastor Brian looks at the next three fruits of the Spirit this week as we continue our study on the Holy Spirit.

In this message, Pastor Brian takes some time to talk about the fourth fruit of the Spirit: patience. It's one we all struggle with - so what does it look like in our lives and how do we develop it?

How is fruit different than works? Pastor Brian looks at the first three fruits of the Spirit this week, with some helpful application points to guide us in whether we need to more closely examine the fruit in our lives.

We are always filled with something. And as fallen creatures, we have a natural inclination towards being filled with desires that aren’t pleasing to God. In this sermon on Galatians 5:16-25, Pastor Brian talks about the emptying of ourselves we must practice before we can be filled with the good things of the Spirit.