Mike Lewis continues our Don't Miss It series with a message about discipleship. This message is a reminder to us that we are called to disciple just as Jesus did and encourages us to disciple each other in our church family.

Pastor Cory brings us week 2 in our "Don't miss it" series. One of the greatest fears for parents is not being good enough. We fear we might ruin our kids or that they will make the same mistakes we made. But there is good news. Parents, you'll want to lean in to today's conversation.

This week Pastor Cory starts a new sermon series called Don’t Miss It. Each one of us is in a different phase of life and we need those in the phases ahead of us to walk with us. How can you invest in those in the phases behind you?

Pastor Andrew wraps up our "Together" series encouraging us to reach upward and outward in our prayer life and in our relationships with one another.

Pastor Cory takes week two of our "Together" series as we contemplate the idea of Biblical community. Today we challenge each other to be invested in our faith community and to leave our fingerprints on our local church.

Living in unity with others can be difficult. As we kick off our Together series, Pastor Tim leads us in a great conversation about unity and what it means for us to live in community with those around us.

It is the final week of our Confronting Christianity series and we land on some big questions. Why does God allow suffering and how can a loving God send people to hell? These are two of the most asked questions about Christianity and it is understandable why these questions cause so much turmoil. Pastor Cory shares part of his story this week as helps us process who God is and how we should understand these two difficult aspects of the Christian faith.

Is Christianity homophobic? It is a difficult question to answer, but how should the church broach the topic of homosexuality? How should we respond to people who struggle with same-sex attraction? Pastor Andrew walks us through how followers of Jesus should respond in this arena.

Does the Bible condone slavery? It seems that way sometimes. It's hard to find a place where scripture specifically says slavery is wrong...so what do we do with that? What about women? Are they another people group that the Bible actually puts down and even makes the statement that women are less than men? How can we follow the teachings of Jesus today if he had no problem with these two issues?

Sometimes science and Christianity seem to be at odds with one another. Has science disproved Christianity? Or can science and Christianity come together and actually create a deeper understanding of God?