Everybody  does something with Jesus Christ. For some he’s a good prophet, teacher, or an example to follow. For others, he’s a historical figure that has little relevance to their contemporary lives. Christianity confesses,

I believe in Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, our Lord.

In this message we unpack the significance of Jesus the Divine.

Stress and pressure come to all of us but Jesus promised that if we build our lives on his word, we will be able to withstand any storm we face in life.

The Apostles Creed is the most widely recognized summary of the Christian faith in the history of the church. In this series we glean from the unchanging ancient truths contained in the Creed and apply them to our lives today.

Issues around human sexuality have become some of the biggest watershed moral issues of our age.

In this message, we close out our series by looking at the relationship between sexuality & spirituality and the resulting implications for navigating the complexity of human sexuality.

How do we reconcile faith in a Sovereign Good God when we experience so much pain and suffering in our world?

In this message, guest speaker and apologist, Wesley Huff, logically and compassionately tackles the age-old problem of pain, evil and suffering in our world.

There is popular belief that science and faith are incompatible. That is, you must believe either what science discovers or what religion tells you. But what if this apparent conflict isn’t really true at all? 

In this message we look at how Faith AND Science have historically complemented one another and how we can recover that view today.

Are faith and doubt compatible?

Doubt has often been mischaracterized as the enemy of faith and, therefore, wrong and sinful. This has caused untold damage to many who wrestle with doubts about their faith from time to time.

In today’s message we see that doubt is actually necessary in growing a robust faith if we know what to do with our doubts.

Throughout Scripture, God asks pretty revealing questions. This one is no different. This message looks at how God invites us to surrender our ordinary into his hands to do the extraordinary.

In the final sermon of the series Teach Us To Pray, we fittingly end with learning about the power of prayers of gratitude from Mary in Luke 1:46-56.

This week, we see how in the book of Acts the Early Church set us an example as a community of prayer, in their commitment to prayer, and their courage in prayer.

Paul’s prayer for the Ephesus church is a reminder to us of what we need to be praying for one another. Let’s learn what Paul prayed in order for us to pray more effectively.