In today's message, Pastor Aaron challenges us to take seriously the principle of Sabbath rest and make it holy in our lives. From Genesis to Exodus to the Gospel of Mark we understand the great gift of rest that God has given us and how it can refresh our souls and make us the best version of ourselves.

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we look at God's command to forgive. Scripture makes it clear that forgiveness is not an option for followers of Christ. We explore the reasons why we choose not to forgive and then look at a process to help us with the difficult task of forgiving those that have hurt us.

In what was our first-ever digital service due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Pastor Aaron encourages us to take hold of hope. Looking at Hebrews 6:11-20, we learn what feeds our hope and the truths that we can anchor our hope in. God will keep us anchored in the storm!

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we look at offenses and how they are a trap that causes God's people to lose their freedom. We can have God's grace or we can hold on to offenses, but we can't have both!

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we use Numbers 11 & 12 to look at the poison that is spread through grumbling and complaining. We can choose to be better and stop the spread of this poison.

According to Hebrews 4:13, we are all exposed before God. So rather than try to hide from the topic of healthy sexuality, we should bring it into the light and deal with it. In today's message, we take on pornography and its affects on our lives. We use four vignettes from scripture to help lead us toward freedom over pornography and other sexual addictions.

According to Hebrews 4:13, we are all exposed before God. So rather than try to hide from the topic of healthy sexuality, we should bring it into the light and deal with it. In today's message, we use Song of Solomon 5 to discuss the sexual struggles that can happen within our marriages and the road we can walk for wholeness and healing. The beginning of our sexual healing is in aligning our attitudes and expectations with God's purpose for our sexuality in marriage.

According to Hebrews 4:13, we are all exposed before God. So rather than try to hide from the topic of healthy sexuality, we should bring it into the light and deal with it. In today's message, we embrace sexuality as a wonderful gift from God but understand that He put strict limits on how we are to practice it. Strict limits on sex don’t rob us of its beauty, they set us free to enjoy it.

Our special guest, Pastor Mel Mullen, challenges us to build a great church by asking three key questions: 1) What do you see? 2) Why are you here? & 3) Will you unite?. He uses Zechariah, Haggai, & Nehemiah to teach us how God uses vision to stir people to build.

n this series, we use Paul's words in Philippians 3:12-14 as an encouragement for our church to press on to accomplish all that God has for us and to cast vision for the direction that God is taking us. In today's message, we survey the Book of Acts to understand the elements of a Book of Acts DNA. We are encouraged to keep ringing the bell to see the Holy Spirit move!