BONES_Ezekiel 37.1-14 by Tim Zuck

In our woes, we can lose sight of God's ways. Based upon Ezekiel 33, Pastor identifies three ways our view of God can become distorted when the waves of woe come crashing against us.

Moms, the name of your game is the fame of Jesus’ name. To excel in your game, you need the help of the whole team—a team of godly moms to serve as maternal mentors.

Is there any hope for real and lasting change for such a dark, and confusing world? There is. Our hope for a real hero is fulfilled in Christ the righteous King.

Solomon's Slippery Slope - 1 Kings 1-11 by Tim Zuck

Ultimately the story of David and Goliath isn’t about “how” but “whom.” It’s about the conquering hero in whom I should trust.

Ever feel like you are succumbing to the same pitfalls of temptation? We all do. We can avoid falling into sin by watching where we step.

Ruth is a wonderful story of God’s redeeming love reflected in the lives of his redeemed people in a very dark and difficult time.  The narrative shows how God weaves small loving acts of faithful followers into a beautiful and grand story of redemption.

in 2017 we heard a lot about fake news—maybe more fake news than real news. With fake news trending on social media further, faster, and deeper it’s hard to know what’s a hoax and what’s history. Could the same be said of Easter? Is Easter fake news?  This sermon answers this very question.

Timid. Reluctant. Insecure. These aren't your normal characteristics of a hero. They are the deficiencies of Gideon, an unlikely hero of the Bible. The Gideon narrative is for us because it showcases that God’s abundant grace is sufficient for our ample deficiencies.