In this message, we have the privilege of hearing from God’s Word as shared by our Associate Pastor, Mike Cloud.

In this message, we begin a new sermon series, “Eucatastrophe: The Tension.” We begin our look at the final week before the crucifixion by considering the ramifications of Christ’s cleansing of the temple – Jesus often expresses His love through truth, and Israel needed to understand that their religious system was broken.

In this message, we conclude our sermon series, “In the Shadow of the Cross,” and we see Jesus’ “not so triumphal” entry into Jerusalem essentially a week before His crucifixion.

In this message, Jesus tells a familiar parable about a steward and a kingdom, all to help us understand how to properly live for our King while He delays His return to claim what is rightly His.

In this message, we see a beautiful picture of Biblical salvation in the redemption of wealthy but wicked Zacchaeus – but the picture doesn’t stop with merely his redemption.

In this message, Jesus issues a clear statement on how we are to be judged: according to His standards for salvation and according to our hearts. But do we really live as this is true?

In this message, Jesus addresses the likely persecution of the church and the “delay” in His return – with a plea for us to persevere in prayer. How are we doing?

In this message, we have the privilege of hearing a message from revivalist Tom Harmon.

In this message, we see Jesus perform yet another miracle – and we’re challenged to examine whether or not we have thankful hearts. Ungratefulness is a dangerous path.

In this message, Jesus walks through some basic principles of discipleship, including forgiveness, faith, and faithfulness, to just name a few.