In the third part of our series, we'll be “Rethinking God." In this message, we study the Father’s surprising actions that give us a window into the merciful heart of God for the lost.

In the second part of our series, we’ll be “Rethinking Repentance." In this message, we discover the nature of true repentance and it’s daily relevance for our lives.

This series is a verse-by-verse study of Jesus' famous parable in Luke 15 of the Father and Two Sons. In this opening message, we begin by "Rethinking Sin." We see how Jesus breaks through our superficial definitions of sin and artfully depicts and diagnoses the root problem of sin in a way that clearly leads us to the remedies.

Prayer is hard. And if we're honest, even for seasoned Christians, prayer still raises many questions. This message explores some of those questions, and looks at how the prayer of Jesus can help us.

Followers of Jesus are not spared from the storms of life. However, we are given and taught several things that will enable us to face any storm with courage and hope in our hearts. In this sermon, we discover some key lessons that will help us to make it through the stormy seasons of life.

Christian love is a unique kind of love. The love that renews us, and in turn, renews the world around us, is the self-giving redemptive love of Christ. But how do we come to know and then walk in the love of Christ? What are the day-to-day dynamics of Christian love?

The resurrected Jesus appears to his disciples and teaches them several things about what awaits them and about what's important. This message explores the critical theme of sharing the gospel with others.

The Christian life is a life of faith. But what does this really mean and look like in the real world? This message explores the theme of faith and how to walk by faith in a world of changing circumstances, moods, and opinions.

The Parable of the Four Soils in Mark 4:1-20 helps Jesus’ followers understand the varying reactions to Jesus, which range from explicit hostility to Jesus’ claims, enthusiastic reactions to Jesus’ exorcisms and healings to robust decisions to follow Jesus as disciples being trained by him.