What have you been investing your time and energy into? Most of the time, we focus our lives on the temporary, seeking out immediate pleasure and trying to satisfy our pride. So, we are called to think ahead into eternity. In this week's sermon, we are called to live in the light of Eternity.

"You're the average," Jim Rohn says, "of the five people you spend the most time with." Knowing that the people who we surround ourselves with influence our behavior, we dive into Hebrews 10 where we learn about the significance of a community for our spiritual lives. In this sermon, we learn to be aware of the community around us since community is a gift that God has given us to help us become more like Jesus so that we can receive more of Jesus.

Have you ever felt that you sinned so much - to an extent that makes you question God's love for you? The Parable of the Prodigal Son makes God's unrelenting, everlasting love manifest: although the prodigal son returns home after wasting his prematurely obtained inheritance on reckless living, his father welcomes him home with open arms. Likewise, our Father will always welcome us home.

Do you feel fear or anxiety about your future? Are you going through a time of uncertainty? As someone who has experienced multiple of those and is currently going through another, Mr. Pash sheds light on the power of perspective and re-interpretation through God's Word. Re-interpreting uncertainties in hindsight, we see God's perfect timing work in our lives.

What makes a good story? A good story has these four distinct components: Hero, Conflict, Climax, and Resolution. This sermon will explore how these components apply to the Bible as we learn that our significance stems from the story of scripture.

What does the bible say about resolving conflict? This is the final sermon in our "Redeeming Relationship" series where we explore how the bible tells us to reconcile in conflict. Looking at Matthew 5, 18, and 21, we see how Jesus taught us to resolve conflict.

Marriage has existed since humanity, but dating has only been developed recently. As we finish our last series of "Redeeming Relationships", we can infer from the wisdom of the Bible and learn more about dating. As we deepen our understanding, we should date in a way that makes Christ look satisfying.

Have you ever wondered what marriage as Christians is supposed to be like? In this sermon, we look into what Paul says about marriage in Ephesians 5, learning the biblical paradigm for marriage. As we continue our series in "Redeeming Relationships", we see how our momentary marriage on earth foreshadows our eternal union with God.

Do you ever find it difficult to honor your parents? In Ephesians, Paul explains that it is a child's duty to honor their parents. Our second sermon on redeeming family relationships dives into the difficulties of embracing flawed parents, examining parent-child relationships, and ultimately honoring God.

Are you struggling to find perfection within your own family? In this sermon, we delve into the complexities of relationships within our families through the lens of divine love. From the ideal of the family of God to the challenges faced by fallen families, we confront the lies that have long plagued our understanding of love and acceptance. Discover the liberating truth that God's love is not contingent upon success or competition, but is freely given to each of His children.