Pastor Seth closes our "To Be The Church" sermon series with a message to keep our eyes focused on our eternal trajectory instead of distracted by the things around us. He recalls the words of Paul that "to live is Christ, and to die is gain."

Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues our "To Be The Church" sermon series with a message that answers the question, "What is the primary purpose and mission of our life?" This mission is not only personal but also a mission accomplished through the entire church as we strive together to know and enjoy God.

Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues our "To Be The Church" sermon series with a message on church membership. He works through John 13:34-35 looking at how Jesus loves us and how we should love one another as faithful and sacrificial covenant members, one to another. Are you a church member? Is your membership marked more as a consumer or a provider?

Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues our "To Be The Church" sermon series with a message on "discipline." Most Christians want to grow and mature to be more like Jesus, but few want to do the work of discipline in order for the Spirit of God to do the work of transformation.

Pastor Seth continues our "To Be the Church" series by laying the foundation for discipleship in the sermon, "To Be A Disciple." We look at Jesus and his encounters with various disciples as well as glean insight from Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his classic work, "The Cost of Discipleship." Have you counted the cost?

Pastor Seth continues our "To Be the Church" sermon series with the fourth sermon titled, "To Be In Unity." We live in a broken and fractured world where our primal desires are selfish in nature. What does it mean to allow Jesus to redeem our fractured image? What would the world look like if our actions flowed outward in love and service instead of inward towards our own self pleasure?