Love does not demand its own way. When selfishness is in the mix, love cannot survive. Pastor Andrew brings the message this week and challenges us to set aside our rights and our freedoms for the good of others.

What did your mom teach you was rude growing up? We all probably had some things that were thought of as rude that we weren’t supposed to do. But in 1 Corinthians 13, what did Paul mean when he said Love is not rude?

This Sunday's message from pastor Corey focused on love being humble. The sermon focuses on pride in a relationship being poison and how those who are full of pride will have a hard time showing love to others.

Pastor Andrew continues our series on that focuses on the book of Corinthians. There are things that LOVE IS and there are things that LOVE IS NOT. As sinners we are blackholes of selfishness, which is the opposite of love. This message focuses on envy and how envy effects both our walk as well as those around us.

Pastor Andrew Saunders challenges us with a message of what it means to love one and other in a true biblical way. Andrew reminds us that God places people in out lives "Saint-makers" to help us grow in many ways including how to be patient with others.

This week we kick off our Summer sermon series in 1 Corinthians 13! Love can be a difficult concept to wrap our heads around especially when we us that word so often. I can say that I love my wife and that I love cheesesteaks...but it's not really the same. So, when God calls us to love, what does that mean? and Can I really love people the way that Jesus loves me? Let's start digging in together and see why Paul has so much to say about Love.

How do you ruin a BBQ? By being the person who brings up the topic no one wants to talk about. By coming on too strong with your opinions. So how do we balance being a committed follower of Jesus willing to share the Gospel and still get invited to the BBQ?

Did Jesus really claim to be God? And if so, what should be our response? Pastor Cory wraps up our Problem of Jesus sermon series this week with one of the biggest questions you may ever need to answer.

Are the parables of Jesus worth learning from? We all love a good story... but sometimes Jesus' parables can be confusing. So, how do we engage and learn from Jesus as a master storyteller? Pastor Tim brings the conversation this week.

We all celebrate the hero who puts their life on the line for someone else. But we also expect others to put us first, bend to our will and meet our expectations. Why is that? Jesus has a lot to say about the life you can have if you choose yourself, but he calls us to live for much more than our own desires. We know what we get if we are the center of our own universe, but what would life look like if we truly denied ourselves, picked up our cross, and followed Jesus?