This is the first in our Faith and Film section of our summer sermon series. Don uses the film "Tomorrowland" to give insight into God's hope for our future!

This is the first in our Faith and Film section of our summer sermon series. Don uses the film "Tomorrowland" to give insight into God's hope for our future!

This summer we are focusing on how movies and music can give us insight into God and our lives of faith. This introduction to our series challenges the idea that there is a divide between the sacred and the secular. There is also a lot of awesome music from our worship band!

This summer we are focusing on how movies and music can give us insight into God and our lives of faith. This introduction to our series challenges the idea that there is a divide between the sacred and the secular. There is also a lot of awesome music from our worship band!

Scripture points out again and again that comparing yourself to others has a negative impact. Except for one place. In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul instructs us to outdo one another in showing honor.

Scripture points out again and again that comparing yourself to others has a negative impact. Except for one place. In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul instructs us to outdo one another in showing honor.

Between serving and loving is hospitality. How do we welcome the stranger into our homes, our churches, our community? What does Scripture say about hospitality? Actually, it says quite a bit!

Between serving and loving is hospitality. How do we welcome the stranger into our homes, our churches, our community? What does Scripture say about hospitality? Actually, it says quite a bit!

We continue this morning in our series "Better Together" in which we are looking into passages in Scripture that center around the phrase "one another". in Romans 15, Paul tells the churches in Rome to "accept one another, just as Christ has accepted you." What might this look like in our own context?

We continue this morning in our series "Better Together" in which we are looking into passages in Scripture that center around the phrase "one another". in Romans 15, Paul tells the churches in Rome to "accept one another, just as Christ has accepted you." What might this look like in our own context?