We conclude our Epic Bible Rivalries series with Haman and Mordecai from the book of Esther. These two men are caught in the epic battle between good and evil. Even when it looks the darkest, we find that good triumphs. Teaching text: Esther.

Why did men in the Bible have multiple wives?
How do we press into hope in difficult circumstances?
How do I know if I am the difficult person in a relationship?
Pastor Tim and April discuss Sunday's message about Hannah and Peninnah, their rivalry, and the way an irritant can turn into something beautiful.

How should we respond to difficult people? Today Pastor Tim will explore how Hannah responded to her rival Peninnah in 1 Samuel chapter 1.

Why was Cain’s offering not accepted by the Lord?
Can rivalries be a good thing?
In this week’s sermon discussion, Pastor Tim and Lyle look deeper into the rivalry of Cain and Abel, focusing on the dangers of sin and the extravagance of God’s grace.

Today we continue our Epic Bible Rivalries series by exploring the first rivalry recorded. It's a story of two brothers, Cain and Able. Teaching text: Genesis 4.

Pastor Mark and Amanda discuss Sunday's Prodigal Son's message focusing on God's encompassing grace, how we can celebrate new believers, and the rivalry between the older son and the younger son.

This week we begin our new sermon series "Epic Bible Rivalries!" by looking at the story of the Prodigal Son and his older brother. Teaching Text: Luke 15:11-32.

In this pro-life sermon discussion, Pastor Tim Breen, April Beaver, and Lori Bloemendaal talk about how we can teach better sexual ethics, the health of the mother, and the grace that encompasses us all.

From the very beginning of creation, life - human life - was precious to God. Today, Pastor Tim explores the Biblical basis for a Pro-Life Worldview. Teaching text: Genesis 1:27 & Psalm 139

How can we be light to the world when we feel like we are in a dark place?
How do we put the focus on God and not ourselves?
Pastor Mark Haverdink and April Beaver discuss Sunday's message on how we can follow Jesus' instruction in Matthew 5:13-16 and be salt and light to those around us.