Pastor David Kite continues our series in Hebrews. This week concludes our walk through the hall of faith and necessitates a look into how much we have fallen into "comfortable Christianity". True discipleship isn't found in the pews, but in the places where your faith costs you something.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. We all want that microwave Jesus don't we? Can your faith endure God's timing like Abraham and Sarah who waited 25 years?

This week Pastor Will Plonk rings in the new year in continuing our series in Hebrews. Walk through the "Hall of Faith" as we hear from God's word what it means to have faith.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our Hebrews series. So far Hebrews has shown us that Jesus is better than every other previous iteration of deliverance that was merely a shadow. There have also been some explicit warnings to watch out for. Now the call is to receive.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. Every system that aimed at atoning for sin before Jesus was merely a shadow and imperfect. It seems as if we have such a propensity to create and trust in shadows instead of Jesus. What's your shadow?

This week Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. The message is simple...the BLOOD cleanses. Are you covered?

This week Pastor Jason Crosby continues our Hebrews series. Are you getting it yet? Are you seeing the pattern? Week after week Hebrews is pointing us to the reality that the old system were momentary blurry shadows and not sufficient to carry the weight of sin for all time. Jesus obliterates these systems and once for all provides a new and better way that allows us union with God forever.

Pastor Will Plonk preaches through Hebrews 8.

Pastor Will Plonk preaches from Hebrews 7:11-28. Many christians face challenges in distinguishing between religion and a personal relationship with God. We gotta see the shift from old systems to Jesus, the high priest we all need above the old systems we see in the Old Testament!

Pastor David Kite preaches from Hebrews 7:1-10. Pastor Kite shows us how even the obscure characters of the Bible point us and prepare us for the coming and better One.