On this Easter Sunday as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection, Pastor Lawrence helps us understand the importance and relevance of the good news that Jesus is risen and alive today!

Guest speaker Phil Chan invites us to take a look at the walls we put up in our hearts toward others who are different from us and to see what happens when God confronts these walls.

As we get to know our Savior Jesus in his time of greatest weakness at the Garden of Gethsemane and understand his prayer, we discover how we too may pray in our weakness and be strengthened to say, "not my will but yours be done."

As we continue to prepare for Easter during this season of Lent, Leslie uncovers the depths of God's forgiveness for us and the power and freedom of releasing that forgiveness towards those around us.

In this season of Lent, Stevan speaks on the joyful invitation to fast and prepare our hearts for the celebration of Easter.

The previous three sermons on Vanity culminate in this message which reveals the answer to the question Ecclesiastes poses: If everything is vanity, then why does anything matter?

What will you care about when it really matters? We all know the answer. Unfortunately those we work so hard to give our lives for often become those we take for granted and give so little of our life to. Learn from the wisdom of Ecclesiastes chapter 4 as Lawrence unpacks how it will go over well for you if people become your greatest win.

The Preacher in Ecceleasistes teaches of the danger and deception of the pursuit and love of money but also reveals the key to approaching wealth in this life of vanity.

Lawrence opens up this 4 -week series on the book of Ecclesiastes by talking about what awaits when you finally have it all. This reflection may provide a sobering look at what you're after, but more important, how you're approaching life and success. It's an invitation, more than anything, to freedom and joy today.

In a society that often encourages us to minimize and brush off wrongdoing, Pastor Stevan shows us through Psalm 51 how we ought to respond when we are faced with our sins and shortcomings.