Our culture has a superiority complex.  Our pride and self-righteousness can even make us think that our own opinions are the highest authorities.  But what if there is someone who already has the superior name, position, power, and authority?  This is exactly what we learn about Jesus in the Book of Hebrews.  Pastor Tyler Zabor gives this week's message on the amazing authority that Jesus has.

Is there a disconnect between your goals and your habits?  All too often, the way we live our lives doesn't match up with what we're pursuing.  In the first message in our new series, Ps. Ike challenges us to remember that Jesus is Lord, and today is the day to start pursuing him.

Myth #1 - Christianity is prudish about sex.  Myth #2 - Christianity is anti-singleness.  Ps. Ike Shepardson takes us into 1 Corinthians 7 to explain that sex is deeply affirmed in the Bible.  But no matter what our relationship status is, we need to put God first.

This is NOT a self-help sermon.  Instead, Ps. Ike Shepardson challenges us that what we believe about marriage impacts what we believe about what it means to be human, how things went wrong in our world, and how they can be made right again.  

Love isn't quite what you think it is.  Ps. Scott Lasher explains that our culture's view of love is lacking, but when we start to understand the character of God, it leads us into practicing a revolutionary love for God, the self, and others.  

Truth is always most powerful when it changes the way that we think on a regular basis.  Ps. Kelsey Shepardson challenges us to let God's truth speak to us in our everyday lives through the rhythm of reading the Bible.

Rest is a gift, but it's often a gift we reject.  Ps. Tyler Zabor teaches us to get in the rhythm of a regular day of rest where we plan ahead, worship God, and enjoy a fuller life with God.

Everyone of Jesus’ followers is needed in God’s family, so we need to commit to the rhythm of life in community together.  Ps. Ike encourages us to be in regular relationship with God's people.

Does your life have a healthy rhythm?  Are your habits helping you to live the good life?  Ps. Ike challenges us that the good life under God comes to those who have a rhythm in their lives of publicly and privately praising God and calling out to him in prayer.

Ps. Kelsey Shepardson shares a Christmas reflection on Jesus entrance into the mess of our lives and our world. You don't want to miss this encouraging word on how God is close to us in our darkest and most confusing moments.