Some hills are not worthy dying on. But some are. At our church we're not going to compromise on this core conviction: you were made for this.

The story of Jesus' mission can be summed up in this one phrase: the son of man came to seek and to save the lost.

As humans we are created for authentic and vulnerable relationships with each other. It's what we desire the most.

1 John isn't messing around and makes quite the claim: if we claim to love God but we don't love each other we are liars.

We live in a world of sarcasm, disregard and contempt. In the midst of our culture, how do we present a healed alternative? Paul says: honor one another.

The mission of Jesus was and is to save the whole world. How did He do it? By forming a community of people who were very different from each other and teaching them how to love one another. We could learn something from that.

Jesus' parable of the rich fool is one of the most difficult in Scripture. In this sermon, Pastor Troy helps us understand it's point: your harvest is not your own.

Jesus said that the fields are ripe for the harvest. This sermon talks about how harvest isn't just sitting back and receiving. It means work.