Are you listening to God’s Messengers? He sends many, then sends his Son. There’s a ton in here that’s amazing and we want you to read the Bible, so we’re leaving a breadcrumb trail to four prophets, Elijah, Elisha, Hosea and Amos. God’s Messengers always point us to Him. “The Story” sermon series continues. You can always text your questions to 248-274-4676. We’ll answer them in our Facebook Live at 2pm on Sundays.

When Jesus Christ was crucified, the rocks were split in two. Cracking, popping, screaming, Creation itself was groaning to be restored. Jesus’ death and resurrection is Good News for us and for all of Creation. We continue our Miracles of Lent mid-week sermon series.

When the kingdom is torn in two, we see the consequences of Solomon’s faithlessness in future generations. Things go from bad to worse. There’s division everywhere. What was true then, is true for us today too. We’re divided. What’s to be done? “The Story” sermon series continues. You can always text your questions to 248-274-4676. We’ll answer them in our Facebook Live at 2pm on Sundays.

Death comes for everyone and everything. We need a resurrection. The miraculous raising of the dead started the day Jesus was crucified. The miraculous raising of the dead continues with every life saved by faith. We study this in our Miracles of Lent mid-week sermon series.

Solomon was the king who had it all. But his problem is our problem: Solomon focuses on the gifts instead of the Giver. “The Story” sermon series continues. You can always text your questions to 248-274-4676. We’ll answer them in our Facebook Live at 2pm on Sundays.

Have you ever experienced an earthquake? It gets your attention. The world shakes around you and creates fear and anxiety. There was a great earthquake the day Jesus was crucified. Jesus dies and the world literally quakes. We study this in our Miracles of Lent mid-week sermon series.

King David’s greatest battles were fought against the Sin inside of himself. Instead of doing what he was supposed to do as a king by going off to war, he stays home and fails repeatedly. “The Story” sermon series continues. You can always text your questions to 248-274-4676. We’ll answer them in our Facebook Live at 2pm on Sundays.

There was darkness from noon to 3pm on the day Jesus was crucified. It wasn’t an eclipse. It wasn’t natural. It was miraculous. Jesus takes our darkness onto himself to give us His light and life. We study this in our Miracles of Lent mid-week sermon series.

David is raised from shepherd boy to King of Israel. Throughout his life he faces many dangers, but the ones which are always most dangerous came from inside of him. When we fight our battles, we should choose our champions wisely. “The Story” sermon series continues. You can always text your questions to 248-274-4676. We’ll answer them in our Facebook Live at 2pm on Sundays.

What separates you from God? In the Israelite temple, there was a curtain which was 60-feet tall and six inches thick. It stood as physical representation of the spiritual separation of our Sin. When Jesus was crucified, the temple curtain which separated God from His people was torn in two! In Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection, there is nothing which keeps you from God.