Matt Williams gives a glimpse of what "forever" will be like based on images in chapters 20-22 of Revelation. In those chapters, we see three big ideas about the "New Heavens and New Earth" or the final eternal destination for Christians.

Bill White continues our "Forever" series talking about Heaven and what Paradise will be like.

Matt Williams continues the teaching of the Forever series by discussing the light and dark side of eternity. Matt gives several ideas regarding our perception of the world now and the reality of the world that is coming.

It does not take one long in this life to discover that the world is full of disappointments, trials, suffering, and pain. Though we perpetually work and hunger for more and we chase our dreams at a dead run to a point of exhaustion, there is always something else for which we long and hope. The Forever series will walk us through what it looks like to have an eternal perspective while we are here on earth.

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Sometimes it's easier to think of Jesus as Divine rather than human. Wrapping up our series on "The Arrival", Bill shares how Jesus had to be 100% God and 100% man in order to identify with us and suffer for us.

At His birth, Jesus is the rightful king and is therefore a threat to king Herod. Continuing in "The Arrival" series, Matt shares how we can be threatened by Jesus' legitimate kingship over us.

If God is sovereign, why is life often frustrating and difficult? Bill White addresses this idea in his teaching in The Arrival series on Joseph.

As we begin this four part series during advent, Ryan Donell, our pastor to high school students, talks about Anna who had been waiting for the arrival of the Messiah her entire life. In this sermon, we find out who Anna is, why she was waiting, and if the wait was worth it.

The book of 1 Kings tells the story of a nation in decline. It tells the story of the nation of Israel over the span of several hundred years. The book picks up just before the high-water mark in Israel’s history. Solomon is crowned king and proceeds to expand the empire and build a temple for the worship of Yahweh, the One true God. Despite the glory of Solomon and the stunning achievement of the construction of the temple, we see cracks in the foundation of the great nation of Israel that will ultimately lead to destruction. Over the course of 1 Kings, we will see Israel’s unfaithfulness and God’s relentless faithfulness and love for his people. The Hebrew kings provide us with a sobering look at the consequences of rejecting God’s rule.