As we continue in our Matthew series, we read of the Wise Men who came to visit Jesus. Their response of trust and worship is markedly different than that of Herod; his response was fear, deceit, and violence. How do you respond to who Jesus is?

In this first sermon of the Matthew series, we consider the overarching themes of the book, as well as explore the meaning behind the first chapter. Why is there a list of names for much of the passage? Who was Jesus, and why did He come? And who was Matthew? Join us as we embark on a study of the book of Matthew.

For our Easter message, Pastor Dave spoke about what we can learn from the walk to Emmaus, and how that affects us. Whether you don't have a relationship with God, have one but are struggling in it, or are in deep and fulfilling relationship with Him, there's something for us to take away from this situation.

As we look forward to Easter, we look at what Jesus had to say at the Last Supper. If this was your last night on earth, what would be important to let the people close to you know? Jesus tells the most important thing: LOVE.

In our Pathways series, we talk about the Vision Statement for our church and some ways that we believe God is calling us to act in pursuit of that vision. In this third and final sermon, we explore what it means to make disciples and how we can do that practically, connecting to three pathways: Service, Hospitality, and Mission.

In our Pathways series, we talk about the Vision Statement for our church and some ways that we believe God is calling us to act in pursuit of that vision. In this second sermon, we explore what it means to love people and how we can do that practically, connecting to three pathways: Peacemaking, Family, and Community.

In our Pathways series, we talk about the Vision Statement for our church and some ways that we believe God is calling us to act in pursuit of that vision. In this first sermon, we explore what Loving God looks like, how the Bible informs us of this practice, and connecting to three pathways: Scripture, Worship, and Prayer.

We conclude our series on Peacemaking with a message that charges us to practice what we've heard, examine our hearts, and accept God's discipline as it comes. Join us as we look at Psalm 50 and how that connects to peacemaking.

One of the things that's important when pursuing growth is seeing the end goal. God has given us a picture of what we can expect in eternity with Him, and with each other. Let's examine this picture so we can see where we're going.

Over the past few sermons, we've looked at what God has to say about how to be peacemakers, focusing on how we have to examine ourselves and be open to correction in the midst of conflict. Now we see how God calls on us to respond when we believe we've been wronged. Join us as we see how God would have us confront in love.