In this sermon, we continue to explore our  "life after resurrection" and what it means for the "weight of our living to equal the weight of our calling" in Christ. 

Listen in as we celebrate being a new creation and being able to put on the walk and talk of new life!

Pastor Renae brings a word about what the resurrection of Jesus means for us in this life. It's not only about eternal life, but what does resurrection life look like in our daily lives? We'll answer the question "how then should we live?"

Pastor Renae shares about Jesus, the Healer. In this sermon, we look at healing, not only as something He does, but as who He is. 

Be encouraged in knowing that for any brokenness in our lives and in the world, Jesus is the Healer!

Pastor Dave continues our series "Who Do You Say I Am?" and explores the extent of the finished work of the cross. It is bigger than we think!

Pastor Renae brings a word about Jesus as the resurrection and the life as we continue to answer the question "Who Do You Say I Am?" 

 

Resurrection is not only the hope of eternal life, but also the promise of new life now. It is only Jesus who can bring us back from death - is He your resurrection and your life?

In this sermon, we look at Scripture and discover how God answers the question "Who Do You Say I Am?" - a questions that every believer needs to be able to answer for themselves.

Pastor Renae finishes up her message on cultivating a lifestyle of prayer.

We've wrapped up our series "Teach Us to Pray", but it's just the beginning of our pursuit of a lifestyle of prayer! Pastor Renae finishes up the keys of cultivating a life of prayer like Jesus had and explores what we can expect when we pray.

Listen in as the Men's Retreat attendees share what God showed them at the retreat "Solitude, Together."

How do we establish a lifestyle of prayer that Jesus modeled? 

 

Pastor Renae brings practical insight about establishing a prayer life and shares the truth of what the goal of prayer actually is: relationship. How does God's will become our words?