This week in 1 John we transition from John's credentials to the vital words he gives about how to live the Christian life and speak the love language of God.

Love is different in scripture than we typically experience it in our lives. Join Pastor Jason this week as he dives into week 2 of 1 John.

It's one thing to talk to read the words of someone who knows a lot about Jesus. It's another thing to read the words of someone who walked with him. Someone who heard him speak in person. Someone who lived with him for 3 years.

That's what we get in the book of 1 John.

We can be plugged into a lot of things in our life, hear a lot of voices, but the one thing we can not afford to be unplugged from as a Christian is the Holy Spirit.

Join us for the final week and learn how to be plugged in to the Holy Spirit!

We not only need to be plugged into Christ to live the life He has called us to live, we need community. God has called other's around us to help guide us and sharpen us.

Join us this week as we talk about the importance of our community.

For things that require power, they have to be plugged in. Simple, right?

Why does such a simple concept work in our practical day to day, but we don't apply it to our spiritual lives?

Lets dive into week one of our series Plugged In, and talk about being plugged into the source of Christ.

The end of Revelation tells us of a new Heaven and a new Earth, but what does those scriptures refer to? Is it a literal new Earth or just a revamped version of our Earth? Will we be in Heaven or on Earth? What will it be like? What will we do?

All this and more in our final week of Revelation.

What is the great white throne judgment? When does it happen? How do I know my name is in the lamb's book of life?

Week 7 of our series on Revelation is here!

In order to reach out we must Step Up.

As we prepare for Easter, we look to the cross. Listen to this powerful sermon about Psalm 22 and how it foreshadows some the exact events that took place at the Crucifixion.

Why do we experience pain? Can a Christian struggle with depression and anxiety?