As we conclude the Six Rhythms series, Pastor Doug relates the series to the idea that we need to remember all we have is from God, through Him, and to Him.  Celebrating and recreating is the best way not only to bring glory back to the Father, but also to show others what He has done for you.

This week, Pastor Ben discusses how we are to enjoy the blessing that God has given to us in the form of food.  This is not something to be abused, but something to be enjoyed, shared, and used to build relationships with others.

This week, we begin a new series on living out our daily lives.  Pastor Doug starts this off with the ideas that we need to know God's character and trust in who He is.  We can then know His voice and listen to His guidance, correction, and encouragement in our lives.

As we celebrate Easter, Pastor Doug teaches us what Jesus's death on the cross brought to us.  Through Him, we can have hope for eternity as well as any circumstance in our lives.  We, in turn, get to be His hands and feet, and share His story with the world.

On Palm Sunday, many of the Jewish people were excited for an upcoming immediate change in their lives.  What Jesus had said as he was being crucified, however, changed some of their eternities.  We need to keep in mind the selflessness that Jesus showed in His final hours.  We need to look out for individuals we come across in our lives, rather than worry about the future - which is ultimately under God's control.

This week, Pastor Doug looks at the situation in which Pilate had found himself regarding Jesus.  The Roman governor had to decide what to do with Jesus.  Similarly, we all have our choice regarding Jesus.  What will you do with Him in your own life?

This week, Pastor Doug takes a look at two people in their prophesied betrayal of Jesus.  Judas had no hope after he realized what he had done.  Peter, on the other hand, sought forgiveness and was quick to get back to Jesus. Our faith in Christ's goodness and sovereignty will determine how we repent.  Do we believe that we can fix our own problems?  Do we surrender our daily will to live the way He would have us live?  Do we realize that Christ has already worked out our salvation, and that we don't even have to fix our own problems?

This week, Pastor Doug shows us that we can have all of the strength of will that we can have, but that the flesh is weak.  We need God's strength in our lives every day in order to live His will as He would have us live.

This week, Josh Knipple challenges us to consider what it means to become more and more like Jesus.  How do we recognize the people around us who are marginalized by society?  Do we reach out to the hurting and broken?  How can we bring the healing power of Christ to those who need it most?

As we begin a new series that looks into the murder of Jesus, Pastor Ben takes us through the historical figures who were responsible.  He takes us through their motivations and shows us that we can be guilty of the same states of mind.  The message ends on the idea that God is in control of even the most dire of situations, and that we need to trust in His plan for eternity.