Handling conflict is never easy, but Proverbs shows us how to do it by putting God first. In today's message, Pastor Greg shows us the dangers of Triangling in conflict. 

Message title: How to Handle Triangling 

Message text: Proverbs 18:17

Pastor Mark continues our Proverbs sermon series with a message titled, Living With the End in Mind. Message text: Proverbs 22:6, 16; Proverbs 6:20-22; Psalm 1:1-3.

The Bible and in particular the Book of Proverbs have much to say about time, especially how it relates to work. In today's message, Pastor Greg expounds on Proverbs 6:6-11 and how God uses the Ant to teach us how to use our time.

Wisdom is hard work. As we continue our discussion of Proverbs, we discover how to reject folly and choose wisdom. Message title: The Wise Choice. Message text: Proverbs 9

People have a God-sized hole, and we are all on a quest to fill that hole. As we begin our Proverbs sermon series, Pastor Greg talks about how the wisdom in Proverbs helps us experience "The Good Life." Message text: Proverbs 1:1-7.

Waiting is hard. As we conclude our James sermon series, Pastor Greg explores the idea of waiting and how we as Christians are often called to wait. Message title: The Faith Pitfall of Impatience. Message text: James 5:7-11.

Our study of James reveals we have desires and passions at war within us. In today's message, Pastor Mark examines James chapter 4 with a message titled "The Dangers of an Unchecked Ego."

A careless word can have eternal ramifications. In today's message, our Director of Youth Ministries, Ross Enger, speaks on James chapter 3 and how God can help us tame our tongue.

We live in a maddingly materialistic culture that plays on the worst aspects of our fallen nature to desire things and gadgets as our highest form of fulfillment. Pastor Greg helps us rise above these faith pitfalls and rely fully on Jesus in today's message, Four Faith Pitfalls. Message text: James 2:1-26.

What happens when we experience difficult circumstances? Pastor Greg uses James 1:1-18 to show us that brokenness does not thwart God’s plan. In fact, God can take and use anything toward our good and His glory.