In Pastor Cindy's sermon "Visually Impaired", she tells the story of Jesus restoring sight to the man who was born blind.  How are we made blind by the world around us? What can we do to open our eyes? How do we allow our sight to prejudice us against others? How can we turn our eyes to God?

As we examine ourselves throughout the season of Lent, we often realize that it’s difficult, it’s uncomfortable, and we might feel as though we’ve lost our worth. However, the Psalmist proclaims to us that God chooses to keep us. Part of our examination is that who we are is defined not just by what we do but by whose we are.

In his sermon "Called to Something More" Pastor Kyle delves in to the third and fourth chapter of the book of John. These chapters contain Jesus’ encounter with Nicodemus and his subsequent encounter with the woman at the well. In both of these, we see people who are going through life not sure what it is that they are living for or devoted to: Nicodemus following a band of Pharisees that seem to have lost the real intent of their faith, the Samaritan Woman who seems to be alone and tossed about by one man to the next. Each finds in Jesus an opportunity to be “born again” and to drink of the water that springs up into everlasting life. As we look at their stories, let us examine ourselves. Is it possible that we’ve been called to live for something more than what we’re focused upon in our lives now?

Pastor Kyle's sermon "You Could Have It All" focuses on the story of Adam and Eve’s and Jesus’ temptation. In these two iconic scriptures, the Devil seeks to point out everything that could be possible, if we only focus upon ourselves. Here in this scripture Jesus’ focus is not upon advancing any wants or desires that he has but on honoring the Lord alone. As we begin the season of Lent, do we seek to serve the Lord or do we more attempt to benefit ourselves no matter the cost?

In his sermon "The Moment it Clicked" Pastor Kyle examines the story of the transfiguration. When was the moment that you realized Jesus is more than just a great teacher? When was the moment that you realized Jesus was more than just a man? Has it yet, or are you just following Jesus because he was a good man?

Pastor Cindy's sermon "The Tell-Tale Heart" is based on Matthew 5:21-37, known as the "sermon on the mount" and Edgar Allan Poe's famous short story. What do we try to hide under our floorboards, brush under the rug? How does Jesus say we should deal with guilt?

In his sermon "Fulfillment of the Law," Pastor Kyle asks the questions, "What does Jesus mean when he said he came to 'fulfill' the law? Why were there so many laws in the Old Testament and why do we not abide by them today?"

Pastor Cindy concludes our sermon series "Let's Talk Worship" with her sermon "Let's Talk Worship: When God Meets Us Here." How do we recognize Christ in our midst?

In the second installation of the sermon series "Let's Talk Worship" Pastor Kyle asks the question, "What do we do in worship?" Does the way we worship matter to God? Is it okay to worship in different ways?

Pastor Kyle is kicks off the "Let's Talk Worship" sermon series with a focus on Psalm 150. What does the Bible say about praising the Lord? How are we to praise the Lord?