In a world fueled by money and the fear of losing money we use the words of Jesus to understand how easy it is to be trapped in the tomb of financial bondage and what it will take to be free of this tomb.

In a world full of anxiety and people being medicated to help combat depression, we look through the story of Elijah to see how Jesus is working to roll the stone away from your tomb of depression.

This Easter we begin a new series called 'Rolling Stones' where we celebrate that the tomb could not define Jesus or keep Him down. The stone was rolled away for His resurrected life has overcome!

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ represents so many wonderful truths about the work of God in our lives and in our world. In this teaching we learn that not only are we reconciled to God through the forgiveness of our sin, but the very power of our enemy has been shattered.

As we continue our 'Bigger' series we talk about how when you come to faith in Jesus the power of sin over your life always loses out to the greater power of grace in your life.

How we see things – our perspective – plays such an important role in how we think and act. But can we trust that we are seeing things correctly? In this teaching we learn that faith asks us to recognize that we aren't, but that we can find real life in aligning with God’s perspective.

It is impressive what man can build and design, but when Jesus told Peter that He will build His church, it was the start of the greatest building project this world has ever seen. This sermon centers on how we are invited to be part of the Kingdom Jesus is building.

As we continue in our 'Bigger' series we talk about how God is bigger than any doubt or fear we may have, and instead of rejecting us, He leans in toward us when we go through moments of doubt and fear.

Part 1 of the 'Bigger' series introduces us to the truth that God is bigger and more complex than anything our mind can comprehend or measure.

The final part of our Perfectly One series, where we hear from some of our leaders about how we can become perfectly one as a church. We are encouraged to partner and struggle together for the faith.