The world is kaleidoscope of differences. People look, talk, eat, speak, live differently in this diverse spectrum of life. Most of these differences are non-moral issues that we can agree to disagree on, but what happens when we take a stand on a non-moral issue and elevate it to a higher standard than we should? The consequences can be devastating for the believer in their faith walk.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron helps us to see the danger that occurs when we take a stand on non-moral issues with our brothers and sisters in Christ. The believer has a freedom in Christ that allows for diversity within the church, but we have to be careful that we aren't placing objects in the path of other Christians that can hinder their faith walk. Join us today as we look to remove dangerous stumbling stones.

People today are filled with hurt, suffering, and confusion as they look at a world that appears to be falling apart. Depression is at an all-time high, divorce rates are through the roof, and hopelessness is running rampant. The world is searching for something to lift us up and out of this chaos. What would it look like if the capital "C" Church could help bring hope into hopelessness?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron discusses the role of the Church in bring the good news of the Gospel to a broken world. God has given believers everything they need to share the Gospel through all five pieces of the Great Commission. When Christ gave the commission statements to believers, He clearly told us what, how, when, where, and why we should fulfill the Great Commission. Join us today as we learn how the mission is possible.

No matter where we live, we are part of a community. It may be our family, it may be our town or city, or it can even be our country. Regardless of the size, we are part of something that is compared of many different people. These people come from different walks of life with different backgrounds and experiences. What happens when these differences become the focus of our struggles?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron confronts the struggles we face in the church due to our differences. As believer's, we are called to hold each other to the standards of God, but what happens when we try to shape people in our image instead of Christ's. We focus on problems that ultimately aren't an issue of sin, and in doing so, we take our eyes of Jesus. Join us today as we learn how to be comfortable with non-conformity.

All you need is love... These words written years ago by John Lennon have become the mantra for society. The world claims that if we would just love each other, then there would be no more problems, no more wars, no more pain. We do need to love our neighbors, but what does biblical love look like? How can I know if I am truly loving like God wants me to?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron tackles the notion of love through the lens of the Scriptures. This new from of love that Christ brought into the world is the same form believers are called to emulate. This love is a cruciform love, a love that appears as the cross. It's a love that is focused on others before self without affirming the sinful choices we make in life. Join us as we learn about a new from of love.

Turn on the news, and you will see story after story of people struggling with authority. People seemed to naturally be drawn toward pushing back against those in power, ranging from local police and governments to the national level. With all this angst, what does the Bible say our conduct is to be with those in places of authority in our lives?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron examines through a biblical lens who those in authority are, how they came to be in their position, and what this means for the rest of us. God is the ultimate authority in our lives, but there are others here on earth who serve a role in His plan for this world. Join us as we look at the conduct between the church and state.

Life is filled with interactions and relationships with other people. We spend time with co-workers, neighbors, family, and friends daily. Oftentimes, we find ourselves in conflict with others, and this is true within the church. How does the believer live the life God has called them to within the confines of the body of believers?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron shows us what it looks like to do life with other members of the body of Christ. The world is filled with conflict and struggles, and the church is no exception, but God has provided us the instructions for living in unity with fellow believers. In order for the church to be able to live and love on the lost, it has to be able to do so within its own members. Join us as we understand how we are called to be living as a believer.

Have you ever found yourself in a new place in life and not certain what your next steps were? We all enter into seasons of our lives where we need guidance on our next steps, clarity on what is expected, and motivation to keep pressing forward.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron begins to explain the believer's conduct in life. Once a person places their faith in Christ, they have moved from death into life, but what next? The greatest relationship the believer has is with God, and today we will look at our conduct toward Him. Join us as we begin a life of worship.

Israel is God's chosen people, but because of their mistakes, God has chosen to set them aside. What does this mean for the promises God made to the forefathers? What about the believer, can they be assured that God won't forget the promises He has made through Christ? Both the Jew and the Gentile are broken people, so how can two wrongs make a right?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron shares how only God could use brokenness to His glory. We will see how there is still hope for Israel, and this is a solid assurance that the believer can rest in. God's wisdom saw through man's failures. Join us as we celebrate the wonder of God's wisdom.

What is free will? Do we really have the freedom to choose to accept or reject God? These are just a couple of the questions that come to mind when we think about election in the Bible. God's sovereignty is beyond doubt, but where does that leave mankind in this process?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron tackles the tough questions raised last week. The Apostle Paul knew men would struggle with the idea of election versus free will, and in chapter 10 he helps us to see that God gave us a part to play. Join us as we learn about our part in His plan.

One of the greatest burdens we have is electing those who will represent us. Election allows us to choose the people who will do what we desire and represent us and our wishes. These elected officials are chosen based on what they can offer us and what benefits us the most. The Bible speaks of election also, but God doesn't choose based on what man can do for him.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron expounds on the biblical doctrine of election. This is often a difficult component to understand, and the Apostle Paul helps to show how God chooses people not based on anything with them, but solely on His own accord. Join us this week as we try to grasp the sovereignty of election.