In this week's sermon on the Transfiguration account from Mark 9:2-9, we saw who Jesus really is. We have a tendency to try to control Jesus and to tell him what to do. But after seeing his glory in the Transfiguration story, we have no choice but to listen to him.

Who are you working for? In our sermon from this week, we learned that the answer to that question is the key to getting a fresh start in your work mindset.

This week we continued our Fresh Start sermon series with a look at Colossians 3:18-21, where we see how we can get a fresh start in our family life.

With everything going on in our world today, how does God want us to act as Christians? That's the question this week's sermon will answer, based on Colossians 3:12-17.

In the last week of our Christ Begins sermon series, we looked at the story of Jesus baptism to see what it means for us!

Did you have a hard time getting back to the routine this week after the holiday break? Check out this week's sermon, where we find Meaning in the Mundane as we look at a story of the boy Jesus in the temple.

This week we celebrated the festival of the Epiphany, as we looked at the story of the wise men. This story teaches us that God is willing to go to incredible lengths to save you, whether you're close to God, or far from him.

This week we started a new sermon series called Christ Begins. Today, Pastor Hans Thomford took us through Luke 2:25-40, where we learned that our Salvation is Made Evident.

This Christmas Eve, we took a fresh look at the story of Jesus' birth from Luke 2. In this story, we see how Jesus brings us peace, which is exactly what we need, and exactly what the world needs.

On our final Sunday before Christmas, we look at the prophecy of the Savior from Micah 5, where we learn that Jesus will be born in the small town of Bethlehem, and he will be our peace.