We can talk ourselves into anything. Our internal narratives justify our beliefs as well as our actions. But when those narratives are not true, they lead to destructive thoughts and behaviors. We can choose to carry around false but comfortable narratives—or we can look to destroy them. This week let's talk about how to do just that.

There’s an old saying: “We have found the enemy, and it is us.” Sadly, we often become our own worst enemy in life. But what if there are steps we can take to avoid this trap? What if there are recognizable warning signs that could help us steer clear of unwise decisions in life? Join us as Pastor Bryan kicks off a new sermon series entitled: “Your Own Worst Enemy.”

The cross seems to be a brutal, foreign concept in our day. Join us on Easter Sunday as Pastor Bryan explains the meaning and necessity of the cross, and its ramifications for us today.

We often think of the crucifixion as the most intense experience of Jesus' life. But what if His greatest battle took place at another time and place?

Jesus was arguably the greatest champion of women and women's rights in all of history. Yet the role of women in the home and the church still remains one of the most hotly contested topics in the church. Join us as Pastor Bryan brings clarity to a few pivotal Biblical passages related to women.

As it relates to the problem of suffering in our world, it's been said: "If God is good, He is not God. If God is God, He is not good." But what if there's another option? Join us as Pastor Bryan continues our series entitled: "Mis-Understanding."

It's often believed that the Bible and science are at odds with each other. Yet some of the most brilliant scientists of the past and present argue that this is simply not the case. This week, Pastor Jason continues our series entitled: "Mis-Understanding."

It's often believed that the Bible and science are at odds with each other. Yet some of the most brilliant scientists of the past and present argue that this is simply not the case. Join us as Pastor Bryan continues our series entitled: "Mis-Understanding."

In light of an unexpected, tumultuous week, Pastor Bryan addresses the lessons God has for each and every one of us during times like these, and how we should respond as Christ-followers.

Throughout the history of the church, Christians have often failed to interpret God's Word properly... and at times this has led to considerable pain and confusion. Join us as Pastor Bryan tackles the topic: "What does the Bible say about slavery and racism?"