Matthew wants us to see how Jesus is the good news that God is fulfilling all his promises to save, rescue, and restore all that’s gone wrong with us. But it’s only when we see how much of a mess we’re in that Jesus really becomes good news to us. Join us for “Help Is On The Way” from Matthew 3:1-6, 13-17.

Pastor Jeff shares some more insight on the season of lent and what he's intentionally focusing on for Lenten practices.

For Lent this year, we'll follow the early chapters of Matthew's gospel to see how Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s promises to save and redeem. We see the good news of Jesus’ faithfulness to God's purposes in contrast to our failures. Join us as we look at "The Redeemer and King" from Matthew 2:1-18.

Pastor Jeff shares more insight to enhance the reading of this passage and talks a bit about Ash Wednesday and Lent.

Paul ends his letter with a final reminder and appeal - outward identifiers of 'righteousness' may look impressive but they come from bad motives and lead to destructive ends. It's only in the cross that our hearts are freed, that we know peace, mercy and love, and that we experience the life God wants for us. Join us for "In the Cross" from Galatians 6:11-18

Pastor Joey challenges us to "think Christianly" and what that looks like in a normal day.

As Paul wraps up his letter to the churches in south Galatia, he may be getting a sense that what he’s just written is going to need some explanation…so he makes a point to remind the churches that they need to set aside funds to supply the teachers they need. In a paragraph about the wise use of resources, Paul makes a profound connection: if self-giving love is at the heart of the message, it should also be at the heart of the messengers. Join us for “Doing Good” from Galatians 6:6-10!

Pastor Joey dives into the greek translation to look at verbs and gain new understanding from the text on Sunday!

With his admonition to all within the church to freely choose loving service to others, Paul knows that realistically, it’s going to take time to and effort to work that out. So he follows up that admonition with instruction that all communities must learn: how to be mutually support and individually responsible, at the same time! Some of us want to go it alone, others want everyone else to do the work—but neither approach fulfills “The Messiah’s Law,” which we’ll study from Galatians 6:1-5.

Pastor Joey shares what he wished he could have elaborated on in Sunday's sermon.