In this weeks sermon we look at the need to approach life from a posture of rest. Restlessness is a natural part of life in a complex world. Jesus invites us to experience to deep rest in the unforced rhythms of grace. 

In this episode we kick of a new series called Stand Up Straight: Developing Healthy Postures for Life. The world around us has changed. It's become more unpredictable, unstable, and complex. In a complex world it's difficult to know how to plan or maintain healthy habits. A complex world requires postures that help us determine the correct practices in any given environment. In this episode we look at the posture of worship. No matter what happens in the world around us our God reigns and is worthy to be served and honored. Worship enables us draw near to God's glory, experience his glory, and know how to best reflect his glory in the world. 

We have a different kind of Christmas story this week, an apocalyptic Christmas story from Revelation 12. It gives us a picture of the cosmic battle that has been going on behind the scenes between Satan and the promised offspring who would crush the head of the serpent. 

In this weeks episode we look at how the apostle Paul learned to be content in all circumstances. We can learn to be satisfied in good times and bad times through the strength that God provides. 

In this weeks sermon we look at one principle for peace and four practices that help us develop peace in our life. 

In this episode the Apostle Paul challenges us to think about what the focus of our life is. When we keep our focus on Jesus we experience freedom from our past, purpose in our present life, and hope for the future. 

In this weeks sermon we examine how Jesus turned the apostle Paul's life upside down. Paul once had everything the world thinks is an advantage in life. After he met Jesus he realized all of his advantages were liabilities. Gaining Christ was the only thing of supreme value. 

In this episode we look at two examples of regular people who lived out the story of Christ in their generation. Their example challenges us to think about what story we are living in. Is it a story with us or Jesus at the center of it? 

In this episode we look at three marks of maturity as children of God and how God is working in us to help us grow. 

This week we look at the calling of the church to imitate our humble servant King, Jesus Christ. We get the privilege of living in a new order of life where we serve one another and think of others more than our selves.