Free samples, Seinfeld's tuxedo theory, the greatest wedding reception ever, and most importantly - Jesus.  Listen in, as Pastor Adam looks at and discusses Jesus' first miracle of turning water to wine.

"Can anything good come from Nazareth?" Nathanael asked.  "Come and see," replied Philip.  Listen in as together we see Jesus through the holy Word.

Valentine's Day has a way of directing our attention to love, but whose definition - that of the world or that of the Word of God?  Listen in as Pastor Adam walks through this familiar but easily forgotten passage in the Apostle Paul's letter to the Corinthian church.  

Why does Paul feel compelled to preach the Gospel to Christians who've already believed?  Why does Paul feel compelled to tell you he's not embarrassed by God's good news?  Listen in as Paul continues to herald the Christian faith, a faith Ted Turner once called "a religion for losers" (thanks Ted!) 

Listen in as we focus on three distinct categories of a life gripped by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  Three categories seen in the Apostle Paul's life, as these verses indicate, and three categories we'll see in our own lives also, by God's grace.

After Christmas, and New Year's, now what?  What are we to be doing?  Who are we to be?  Listen in as we find answers to such questions in the first few verses of the Apostle Paul's letter to the Romans.  

A woman, a Pharisee, and the Messiah all walk into a dinner party.  Find out what their interaction and conversation have to tell us about God's grace.  

Our Fall series in the book of Hebrews continues. 

Our Fall series in the book of Hebrews continues. 

Reformation Sunday marks the anniversary of Martin Luther posting his 95 Theses to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in 1517 and sparking a renewal movement that eventually birthed Protestantism.  This movement found its roots in Scripture passages like Romans 1:16-17 which struck Luther afresh with the amazing grace of God.  Join us as we consider these timeless truths contained here in God's Word.