Pastor David takes a hard look at Christianity and morality in this message, pointing us to our Savior Jesus Christ who has taken upon himself our sins.

Part Five in the series "Confronting Christianity" - Pastor Russ looks at the Crusades, violence across religion and what Christ has to say about it. How can today's Christian take the words of Christ and apply them to their life.

Join us as our Pastor, Russ Schlecht talks about the exclusivity of all world religions and belief systems and how the exclusivity of Christianity is unique and beneficial to ourselves, others, and the world.

Pastor Russ addresses the second question of the Confronting Christianity series. Russ explains how Christianity, from the beginning, is multi-cultural and multi-ethnic.

Pastor Russ continues the series on the book, "Confronting Christianity" by Rebecca McLaughlin by walking us through the first question, "Are we better off without religion?"

This week we hear from guest speaker Rebecca McLaughlin, author of Confronting Christianity - featured in the TED Talks Summer Reading List. She kicks off our series of the same name by challenging us on the common misconception that Christianity is in decline - and that the sands aren't running out on Christianity: they're running in.

Pastor Russ preaches out of 1 Corinthians chapter 11 about the idea of connection and what the Lord's Supper does supernaturally to connect us to God, to our story, to one another, and to what will one day be.

Pastor Josh leads us through the traditional spiritual practices and prayer guides of Examen and Lectio Devina. Despite the ancient latin names, these practices continue to be valuable tools for Christians seeking to connect with God through prayer and scripture.

Our Music Director, Josh Dunahoo leads us through a sermon of God's kingdom here today, working in the lives of people despite all the brokeness and pain we see around us. Join us and learn more about the healing power of the grace of God.

This week Pastor Russ teaches out of John 8 where Jesus declares, "Before Abraham was, I Am." We can believe, as C.S. Lewis says, one of three things: He is either a liar, a lunatic, or Lord. He is either maliciously deceptive, he is mentally deranged, or that He is God.