Continuing our series, we examine the words of Jesus and dissect what he meant when he tells the Pharisees to "go and learn what this means: 'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.'"

If we only have what Jesus did on the cross, then we don't have all of Christ. Pastor D takes us to the gospel of Luke to unpack for us both a promise of what Jesus is doing for us, and also a promise of what he's calling us into.

We start a new sermon series this week, returning to a focus on Jesus. By looking at the question, "Who is this man, Jesus?" we are looking to profile the identity of those who follow him. Join us as we study how Jesus is both a mirror and a goal for us - what it looks like for us to actively participate in his life.

Our brother, Fenol Dera, brings the final message of our Ruth sermon series. As the story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz comes to a close, we see a picture of faithfulness. We also see how their righteousness is used by God to bring about the promised Messiah.

Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz all show us how God uses the faithfully obedient to bless and provide for others. Pastor Randall examines the three main characters of this "gospel" and encourages us on our own faithful life journeys.

As the story of Ruth unfolds, Pastor Randall shows us how we can see God's incredible generosity and faithfulness to those who pursue his standard of righteousness.

Pastor Darryl Williamson begins a new 4-part sermon series with a look at how Ruth and Naomi's love and loyalty for each other is a picture of a loving God that will never leave us, even in times of great difficulty.

Pastor D wraps up our study of Titus with an in-depth look at Paul's exhortation that closes his letter: "Our people must learn to devote themselves to doing what is good, in order to provide for urgent needs and not live unproductive lives."

Using Paul's letter to Titus as a template, our brother Justin Luttrull guides is through reflection on who we were and who we are becoming through the lens of God's kindness and love.

Our fractured world pushes back on authority and the idea that someone outside of you can speak into your life. Pastor Randall continues our Titus series by showing us how the revealed glory of God in his Son, Jesus, transforms lives and offers us hope through his grace.