Why do the wicked prosper? The Psalmist responds to this question by clarifying prosperity, rooted us in the certainty of the future, and calling us to live in the present.

What are you listening to? The Psalmist reminds us to attune our eyes, hears, and hearts to God.

Pastor Dan Hamlin reminds us of our Good Shepherd.

Pastor Trevor O'Keefe from Renewed Life Church walks us though Psalm 22 to show us how to pray with confidence that our God is well acquainted with suffering.

The book of Psalms is a collection of prayers show us how to live a life of true flourishing by orienting ourselves around Christ.

• Psalm 1-2 are the gateway to this life.
• Psalm 3-145 are the journey of this life.
• Psalm 146-150 are the destination of this life.

Embark on this journey through the Psalms as we learn to pray, orient our lives upon Christ, and flourish in His world.

Ernesto Sanchez kicks off our new teaching series in the Psalms by directing our attention to the God's word in Psalm 1.

Jesus is risen. What now?

Mark completes His gospel with a picture of Chirst ascending to the right hand of the Father in heaven. But prior to His ascension He gives a commission and calls those who believe to be baptized.

An empty tomb, an angelic message, everything on the first Easter morning points us to one truth: Christ is risen.

On Holy Saturday, everything seems silent—but beneath the surface, victory is already unfolding.

In this sermon from Mark 15:42–47, we explore the reality of Christ’s death, the mystery of His burial, and His descent into death as the turning point of redemption. What looks like defeat is actually the beginning of something new—and it reshapes how we live with humility, hope, and unshakable confidence.

On Good Friday, we see who Jesus truly is—not in power, but in His suffering on the cross. In Mark 15, the innocent King is rejected, mocked, and crucified so that the guilty might go free. At the cross, Christ reveals the heart of God and accomplishes everything needed for our salvation.