Service for the festival of the Ascension. Message based on Ephesians 1:15-23.

Jesus promises, "I will not leave you as orphans." In a world filled with loneliness, fear, and uncertainty, hear the comfort of Christ's abiding presence through his Word and Spirit. Join us as we celebrate God's faithful love and assurance that we are forever his children. Message based on John 14:15-21.

Message for the Fifth Sunday of Easter. Based on John 14:1-11.

Message for Good Shepherd Sunday. Based on John 10:1-10.

Jesus meets two of his followers as they are walking down the road to Emmaus. The men are filled with grief at the death of Jesus, and are struggling with confusion about what kind of redemption he came into the world to bring. But as Jesus speaks with these men, we see that the solution to both grief and misunderstanding can be found in the same place -- God's Word.

When Jesus appeared to his disciples after Easter, he said, "Peace be with you." Today we study what that peace meant specifically for a disciple named Thomas, and also how that peace still fills our lives today.

He is risen! He is risen, indeed! Every struggle with your identity? Today we celebrate how Christ's victory not only changes our eternal future, it changes our identity! Message based on 1 Corinthians 15:1-11.

"Who is this?" That was the question that the Palm Sunday crowd asked. During times of stress, we maybe ask the same thing concerning Jesus -- "Just, who are you?" As we see Jesus walk from the top of mountain into the valley to face his death, we are assured he continues to come into our valleys. Message based on Matthew 21:1-11.

Have you ever had a blindspot? We often need people who are close to us to lovingly point them out. Today, we thank God that he lovingly points out our spiritual blindspots. And when he opens our eyes, we see him as our Savior. Today's message is by visitor Pastor John Derme.

In John 4, Jesus speaks to a Samaritan woman who had embraced a sinful life. His words to her highlight her desperate need, and point her - and us - to the only source of salvation.