Bill Clem finishes up our series Imaging God by Name. This week focuses on "The Living God." Our God is distinguished from other gods because He is alive and unfailing. What does it look like to live knowing a God who is alive? Where are we tempted to trust rather than God?

Rick McKinley preaches a standalone message form the book of Acts, inviting us to persevere in Christ through life's tough struggles.

Rick McKinley preaches a standalone message form the book of Acts, inviting us to persevere in Christ through life's tough struggles.

Josh Butler continues our series Imaging God by Name. This week's message focuses on God with Us. Drawing from the story of the Israelites in Exodus 33, Butler invites us to experience the presence of God, as well as His blessings.

Josh Butler continues our series Imaging God by Name. This week's message focuses on God with Us. Drawing from the story of the Israelites in Exodus 33, Butler invites us to experience the presence of God, as well as His blessings.

How could disrupting the dominant culture be the work of a God of Peace? As we continue our series Imaging God by Name, Bill Clem explores how "shalom" means more than absence of conflict, and sometimes the absence of conflict keeps shalom from being experienced.

How could disrupting the dominant culture be the work of a God of Peace? As we continue our series Imaging God by Name, Bill Clem explores how "shalom" means more than absence of conflict, and sometimes the absence of conflict keeps shalom from being experienced.

Bill Clem continues our series Imaging God by Name, exploring the different names of God found in Scripture. This week focuses on God as our Shepherd, who seeks us out and rescues us from harm.

Bill Clem continues our series Imaging God by Name, exploring the different names of God found in Scripture. This week focuses on God as our Shepherd, who seeks us out and rescues us from harm.

Bill Clem continues our series Imaging God by Name. This week focuses on Righteousness that is God's doing, not our own.