As John the Baptist proclaims the coming of the Messiah, a team of investigators are sent out from Jerusalem to figure out who this guy is. But with all the important questions they ask, they never ask the most important one.

In the same way, a lot of folks today want to talk about important stuff. But it often seems like a way to avoid to asking the real question... the one about Jesus.

In John 1, we talk about the role of John the Baptist, the fullness of God found in Jesus and how no human is the true light of God.

This week we begin our study of the Gospel of John. We talk about the Apostle's target audience, what matter's most and the beliefs that define who is and who is not a christian.

Before we start the Gospel of John next week, we pause and ask the question: why are there four gospels? Why can't there just be one "book of Jesus" that tells his story?

Christmas Sunday is here!

Join us as we celebrate the great hope and joy that began on Christmas Day! And join us tonight at 6pm for our Carols and Communion service.

In this sermon extra we talk about whether there are parts of the Bible you can skip over, and if that's the case, which ones?

Ever hear about the 3 Wisemen? Sometimes we call them kings. But the Bible never says there are just three, and the Bible is pretty clear they aren't kings. But what's more, the Bible is also pretty clear that they arrived months or even years after Jesus was born. They never met newborn, baby Jesus. They may have seen the toddler Jesus walking or even talking. Does that mess with your version of the story?

This week in three of our Christmas series we talk about Family legends: How many families and many people's faith are built on ideas and stories that aren't actually what happened.

Joseph choses Mary and Jesus as his family, and in doing so models for us God's grace, how to live holy lives without hurting others, and is part of fulfilling prophecy about the messiah.

In this Sermon Extra, Pastor Adam talks about why God made Saul king if he was always going to make David the kind down the road? We also talk about what to do if you find yourself feeling stuck in a "holding pattern" in your life.

It is week 1 of our Christmas Series and we are looking at Jesus' family tree. Why is it in the Bible? Who is Jesus' real dad? Can I just skip this part? No question is off limits.