To be human means that as some point, we will find ourselves broken. Our souls bear the brunt of broken relationships, rejection, isolation and abuse.  Our souls carry the scars of words said in anger, failed life dreams or regrets over poor choices.  We all have been there.  Some of us may be there now.  So, how does one heal the brokenness of the soul?  Give a listen to the opening sermon in this series, Restored.  We hope you find it helpful!

Progress.  It can be hard to see.  Even more difficult to measure.  This is true for a lot of areas in our life, but it's especially true when it comes to being a follower of Jesus.  How do you measure your progress as a Christian?  Since there is no Fitbit or phone app what is a follower of Jesus left with to measure their progress?  Give a listen to "Who Is Your Someone?" a find a way to measure your progress as a disciple of Jesus.

When it comes to following Jesus, what are you becoming?  This question probably doesn't come up enough, but it is a crucial question when it comes to living a life in pursuit of Jesus.  Whether or not you have an image of what you are becoming, Jesus does.  So, what is this image and how is it going to become my life's reality?  Take a few minutes and give a listen to this sermon.  We hope you find it helpful in answering that questions.  Enjoy!

What is a Christian?  What does it even mean to be a Christian?  Simple, straightforward questions---right?  However there are a lot of surprising and sometimes very confusing answers to those basic questions.  How could that be?  So what about you?  How would you answer those questions?  Sometimes it's not as easy as one would think.  Give a listen to the first sermon in this series brand new series on discipleship.  We hope that it clears up some confusion, enjoy!

Is there really anything that is for certain?  Death?  Taxes?  After that, what are you guaranteed?  Life is so unpredictable...so uncertain. Because of all this uncertainty, we worry, fret and literally stress out about making the right decision. Give a listen to this sermon as we wrap up our series from the book of Ecclesiastes and discover that God has provided us a way to live a life of confidence, even though we don't know the future.  Give this sermon a listen, we hope you find it helpful!

There is nothing more difficult than getting up each morning and going into a job you hate.  Maybe for you it's not the work, it's the toxic work environment.  To top it all off, you have to keep the job because it's your only option...and the bills are coming due.  How is a person supposed to follow Jesus and yet still represent him well, in a job they hate?  Give a listen to part four of our sermon series, Life's Toughest Questions.  We hope you find it helpful!

In part three of this series we tackle one of the most asked questions regarding God, and one of the main reasons why so many people are hesitant to put their faith in God.  To answer this question, we will examine what the Bible tells us about God; his character, and why he allows for pain and suffering in this world.  Take 30 minutes and give it a listen, we hope you find it helpful!

Where did the time go?  Time flashes by so quickly, how can we know that we are using our time the best way possible?  Maybe it's time to consider how God views time.  Give a listen to the sermon and learn how God views time, because when we see time the way God sees time then we can understand how best to use our time.  We hope you enjoy it!

In part one of this series we take a look at one of life's toughest, most asked questions: What is the point of life?  A lot of people have wondered, discussed, and argued about what life is all about.  In the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes, the author ponders the same question, but from a variety of different angles...and settles on one important conclusion.  Interested?  Give it a listen, we hope you find it helpful!

In the final sermon in our series, The Kingdom of Heaven is like, we examine all the chaos there is in our world.  Why are there so many Christian denominations?  Why can't Christians get along?  Why is their evil in the world?  In Matthew 13, Jesus tells and explains a critical parable in how to move from chaos to clarity, enjoy!