We kick off our new series focussing on the letter of James this week. Pastor Zach introduces us to the person of James and tells us what James has to say about the inevitable trials and struggles of life.

In the final week of our series, Don't Waste Your Work, Pastor Zach talks about rest. We learn that rest is important to God, that God sets an example for our rest and the reason that we need to rest.

In the third week of our series Don't Waste Your Work, Pastor Zach focusses on how we work. From Matthew chapter 5 and Philippians chapter 2, we learn that we should be a light and a good example in our work.

This week in our series Don't Waste Your Work, Pastor Zach looks at Colossians chapter 3. We learn that our work matters to God, no matter what it is. We should be working towards our ultimate goal of reaching people for Jesus.

Pastor Zach kicks off our new series called Don't Waste Your Work. We look at 2 Thessalonians chapter 3 and what Paul has to say about work. We learn that work is created by God and that it is good to work.

Pastor Zach finishes up our series about The Greatest Week In History. At this point in the story, Jesus is alive, appearing to people, and telling his disciples to continue to follow him and to tell others about him. Just as his early disciples were responsible for building the early church and reaching our community today.

On Easter weekend, Pastor Zach continues in our study of the Greatest Week in History. Today, he tells the greatest story in history: The story of Jesus's death and resurrection. It makes us all ask the unavoidable question: What are we going to do with Jesus?

In the continuation of the Greatest Week In History, Pastor Zach tells the story of the Last Supper and Judas's betrayal. Following Jesus's example, we take Communion together, as we remember what Jesus did to save us.

Pastor Zach continues this week in our series about the Greatest Week In History. We take a look at Mark 12, where Jesus tells a familiar parable about the prophets that the Jewish people rejected over the years. It makes us ask the question today: Are we accepting or rejecting Jesus?

The Greatest Week in History, the week leading up to Easter, will be the focus of our new series. Pastor Zach looks at the story of Lazarus in John11 and the story of Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem in John 12. In these stories, the religious leaders miss the point of Jesus’s mission because they created their own watered-down version of God. Pastor Zach challenges us to examine our version of God and make sure that we have a real relationship with him.