Pastor Devon continues our evening series in Colossians. In Colossians 1:9-14 we hear Paul's prayer for the Colossians. Preached September 27, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon continues our series in the book of Mark. When Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey in Mark 11:1-11, what is he doing? He is showing us his kingly authority. As he fulfills prophecy, Jesus commands our worship, our service, and our allegiance. Preached September 20, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon continues our series in Mark, looking at the story of the healing of Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52. Here we see a portrayal of saving faith. Saving faith Calls Out to the Son of David, Cries for Mercy, Continues Amidst Obstacles, Forsakes Lesser Comforts and Hopes, Functions as a Means for Making Us Well, and Follows Jesus. Preached September 13, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon begins a new evening series in the book of Colossians. Paul was in prison when he wrote this letter, but at the beginning of this letter Paul shows why he, and why we, should always be filled with thankfulness. Preached September 13, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon picks up our series in Mark, preaching on Mark 10:32-45. In Mark 10:45 Jesus gives us the clearest expression for why he came. He came to save people from slavery to sin by being their ransom. Being the Son of God, he performs the greatest possible act of service. Preached Sept 6, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon concludes our summer series on the attributes of God by considering the truth (or faithfulness) of God, looking at Psalm 117. Preached Aug 23, 2026 AM

Pastor Josh concludes our evening series in Malachi, looking at chapter 4:4-6. God gives his people three final words of instruction as he prepares them for the 400 years of silence before the coming of Jesus Christ. How should they live during those years? Listen to God’s warnings, Remember God’s word, and hope for the gospel to change their lives. We need the same words or instruction to live for him today. Preached Aug 23, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon continues our summer morning series on the attributes of God, looking at God's justice. God is perfectly just, and that is good news for us. We don't have to worry about his standards changing, or treating us by a different standard than he treats others. And his justice is consistent with the good news that we can be saved from our justly deserved punishment through faith in Jesus Christ. Preached Aug 16, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon continues our series in Malachi, looking at Malachi 4:1-3. God wants his people to know that he is coming. But the day of His coming will look very different for different kinds of people. For the arrogant who do not trust him, his coming will be a day of burning. For those who trust and fear him, his coming will be a day of healing. Preached Aug 16, 2026 PM

Pastor Josh continues our summer series on the attributes of God, looking at Psalm 119:65-72 as we consider God's goodness. We learn from this passage that God is goodness itself. Because he acts completely in line with his good nature, God does good to all his creatures, but especially he does good to his people, even using suffering to bring about their good. God also must make us good. He does so by teaching us his word. And to do that, he must first open our eyes to the reality that on our own, we are not good. Preached August 9, 2026 AM