The fruit of gentleness is often not valued in our culture and is sometimes viewed as weak. However, from a biblical perspective, gentleness involves submitting our power to God and is core to the heart of Jesus. This sermon delves deeper into Jesus’ gentle and humble heart and invites us to practice the way of gentleness Jesus models.

This week we dive into the fruit of faithfulness and what it looks like to have faith. To have faith is to act on it and Pastor John explores what that looks like for us in our context.

As Christians, we are told by Jesus that we are the light of the world. We are equipped to be “first responders” for those who are in need of kindness. This week, we talk about what it actually means to show kindness to another in a broken world.

Our culture is designed around comfort and expedience. Expediency is a foreign concept in the Bible. This week we talk about how a lack of patience can take us to a place of ruin, and learning it can save us from needless frustration and anxiety.

Have you ever felt like God wasn’t answering your prayers for peace? Does it seem as though he is not taking away the issues or circumstances that are messing with your peace? Could it be that our definition of peace and God’s definition of peace are different? This week we discuss living a life full of the peace of God.

What brings you joy? A new job? A new relationship? It’s always something positive right? The Bible seems to push back on that narrative. This week we discuss how joy can be found in all types of circumstances. Turns out you can find joy wherever Jesus is.

The love of a mother is such a blessing. This week we review how the love of a woman named Abigail, gently speaking truth into someone’s life, and when they listened, saved them from great folly.

This week, we begin a new series in a deep dive into the fruit of the Spirit. We talk about the different attributes of the Spirit and ask ourselves, which one or one(s) do we need self examination in?

In this week’s message we examine the most important question Jesus ever asks the Apostle Peter, and how that question changed the direction of Peter’s life.  That same question is presented to us with the same life changing possibilities.

Have you ever given up on something too soon only to find out if you had stuck with it just a little bit more, you would see the desired result? Today we talk about how sometimes we might be missing an encounter with Jesus because we gave up too soon or “left too early”.