This week we continued our Self Talk sermon series by looking at Romans 12:14-21, where Paul tells us how we should treat our enemies. He tells us that as Christians, who have been loved by a gracious God, we shouldn't hate our enemies, but instead overcome evil with good.

This week we continued our Self Talk series by examining the phrase "I Need" based on Philippians 4:10-20. In this sermon we learn what Paul calls the secret of being content in every circumstance.

This week we continued our Self Talk series with a look at James 4:13-17, where we see that we are not in control. God is. But how do we respond to the fact that we're not in control? We can fight against it, we can worry about it, or we can accept it and embrace it.

This week we continued our Self Talk series by examining the phrase "I Deserve" in light of James 3:13-18. In this reading, James shows us two different kinds of wisdom that tell us two different things about what we deserve, and as a result lead to two very different attitudes and ways of life.

This week we continued our Self Talk series by looking at Mark 9:14-29, where we see all kinds of people who can't do the things they want to do. The disciples can't do anything to drive out the demon. The father can't do anything to help his son. He can't even bring himself to believe that Jesus will help. But what we learn in this lesson is that it's not our strength, or even the strength of our faith that matters. What matters is the strength of the one our faith is in.

This week we kicked off a new series called "Self Talk." In this series we talk about the things we tell ourselves about reality, about ourselves, and about God. The problem is that often the things we believe aren't true. So in this series, our goal is to identify those lies and replace them with the truth of Scripture. This week we look at the statement "I'm unworthy" by studying the story of Jesus calling Levi in Mark 2:13-17.

People are walking away from Jesus and the church at a staggering rate over the last 25 years. So why shouldn't you? That's the question we seek to answer this week as we look at the last part of Jesus' Bread of Life sermon from John 6.

This week we continued our Bread of Life series looking at John 6. Today's sermon focused on how we come to Jesus and the results of coming to Jesus. Spoiler alert: the results are good. Really good.

This week we started a new series looking at Jesus' Bread of Life sermon from John 6. This week we dig into the title Jesus gives himself. What does it mean that he is the bread of life? We learn that Jesus is bread that never spoils, and bread that always satisfies.

This week we wrapped up our Man of God sermon series with a look at 2 Kings 6:8-23, where God opens the eyes of Elisha's servant to see God's unseen protection. This story helps us deal with the times in life where we feel surrounded and overwhelmed by our fears.