Continuing our series on Jesus' parables, we look at the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds from Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43. We will see how Jesus told his true followers what this world would look like until he returns in power and glory and how that knowledge should affect us today.

Continuing our look at Jesus' parables, we examine The Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23 and take a fresh look to see how this parable can challenge us as to how we hear the message of Jesus.

Continuing our series on Jesus' parables, we look at Luke 10:25-37, The Good Samaritan, and find that Jesus might have a much deeper lesson for us in this story beyond what we may remember.

Jesus often used parables to teach. As we start a sermon series on Jesus' parables, Pastor Tom provides some valuable insight into studying the parables and walk's through the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15. We'll discern what we can learn about God's truths and his kingdom and how we can apply those lessons to our lives.

As we head into the new year, you are invited to leave the restrictions of the past behind you and step boldly step into maximum Christianity to live the abundant life that Jesus calls us to. The Apostle Paul paints a vision for us as to what living in Christ looks like as he heads into a new season of his life.

Psalm 46 provides encouragement for God's people during chaotic times. We need not fear because of God's power. God is our stronghold. And God wins. This message dives into Psalm 46 to set the stage for a great year in 2022.

Part 4 of our Christmas Series looks at the birth of Jesus from Luke 2 and what we can learn from the people in the Christmas story to help us to live a life of faith in Jesus today.

A message about the sovereignty of God in executing his perfect will and plan to glorify the Son and redeem humanity by having Christmas planned from before the beginning of time. A message of comfort that we can trust God's plans and promises.

Part 2 of our Christmas series, "God's Christmas Plan," looks at how the promises of God to provide a Savior required a time of waiting. We will look at the life of Abraham and Sarah and how God's promise to bless the world through them required them to wait in faith. We'll see how we can live a life by faith when God is asking us to wait by looking at Christmas as a fulfillment of God's deferred plan for a Savior.

As we continue to look at God's plan for Christmas, we'll explore Mary's role in God's plan from Luke 1 to see how we can be encouraged to say "yes" to what God has planned for our lives.