Rabbi Tony Eaton shares a message highlighting that in Jewish thought, Bible study is at the very heart of worship. As it says in Deuteronomy 30:14, “the word is very near you, in your mouth and in your heart that you may do it.” Therefore, to understand the mind of God is one of our highest callings.

Concluding this Advent season, Pastor Lance talks about the unique and awesome power of God’s love. God didn’t just love the world, He SO loved the world. Digging into John 3:16, Pastor Lance identifies three reasons why God SO loved the world.

"Advent: An Incarnation of Peace", ties together Advent and what was prophesied by Isaiah (Chapter 9) about the Prince of Peace, to this modern day ruler-ship and authority in the Kingdom of God. God's kingdom establishes in the hearts of men the harmony and peace that comes from the Prince of Peace. It brings a “today reality” in the hearts of men of what started in motion at the birth of Christ.

An angel made an announcement to the overlooked, everyday people, that changes the world and offers an inexpressible to all who listen. In this message, Pastor Lance breaks down this pronouncement to show us a beautiful Savior for every culture, tongue and nation.

The season between Christ’s first coming and His second, is to be filled with hope, joy, peace and love. In part one of the new series “Advent”, Pastor Lance shares with us the biblical definition of hope and how we are called to show up in the world as Hope Reformers.

God is continually supplying in bountiful measure. Love is poured out by the Holy Spirit overflowing our hearts to refresh us and deepen our ability to receive and give love.

A map is a wonderful help when wanting to explore and find a destination. What maps don’t do is show you unique perspectives as you travel along. Matthew 9:35-38 is a map calling us beyond the water’s line of certainty and this passage highlights three stops that must be made along the way of following Jesus.

People know struggle and challenge. Those struggles can indulge and blind us to the reality of seeing others as Jesus sees them or it can create clarity about how we see others because of what we have in common - “struggle”. In this message, Pastor Lance reveals several reasons why we don’t see as Jesus as sees.

In this message, Rob Morris shares an inspirational and challenging call to live life by living the narrow way of love as described in 1 Corinthians 13. Using humor, personal life stories, and powerful illustrations, Rob calls us to role model a different way of life, a loving life in the midst of a mean and divisive culture.

When walking among people in everyday life, it’s very important that we see people the way Jesus sees them. Proper seeing leads to helpful action.