In her sermon "Baptismatus Sum!" Pastor Cindy tells the story of Christ's baptism by John the Baptist. Why does God call us to be baptized? What does baptism mean? How can we remember our baptism daily or look forward to that day?

The three wise men brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. These are not the typical gifts you buy for baby showers. Why were these gifts significant to the Christ child? What gifts do you bring to God's kingdom? In Pastor Kyle's sermon "What Gifts Will You Bring?" he addresses the wise men's gifts and the gifts we can bring to God's table.

In her sermon, "What Happens After the Gifts Are Opened?" Pastor Cindy addresses the aftermath of Christmas and how we as a people of Christ can carry the story of Christmas beyond December 25th.

Pastor Kyle delivers a special Christmas Eve message as we come to adore the Christ who was born to save us.

In her sermon "The Gift of Peace," Pastor Cindy calls us to find Christ's peace amidst this busy Advent season.

Hear the good news of our Christ who heals and saves in Pastor Kyle's sermon "Observed Joy!"

He could have humiliated Mary. He could have cast her away to be stoned to death, but he chose to trust in God's plan instead. Hear the story of Joseph once more in Pastor Kyle's sermon "Love Given Shape."

Pastor Kyle kicks off this season of Advent in his sermon "Eyes Toward God." As we begin our Advent journey this day, we join with those throughout history who have found themselves walking in darkness and longing for a great light. We know that we are not a people without hope, for through the Christ Child, we have confidence that we will experience God in our midst once more this Christmas season.

On this Christ the King Sunday, Pastor Cindy addresses Christ's desires for us as our king, the example He set, and how we should honor him as our sovereign in her sermon "What Kind of King?"

In Pastor Kyle's sermon "The Uncontradicted Word," he addresses how each of us is able to do God's kingdom work, without regard to age, ability, and self-perception.