We continue our brief look at Zachariah's Song in Luke 1 and what happened before the manger scene that we all know and love.

In Luke 1 Zachariah breaks out into a song of praise regarding the coming Messiah. This week we examine the first half of that song and discuss how it would have been received by those in the crowd listening. What sort of salvation were they expecting? Did Jesus fulfill that expectation? What sort of Jesus are you expecting to find today?

Is the Lord's Prayer meant to be a word for word guide on how to pray - or is it much more? Today Pastor Kevin shares how Jesus uses this example of prayer to help answer the bigger question of what God is like.

The Bible teaches that sin is the curse upon the human condition. So how do we avoid falling into its clutches? Listen in as Stuart shares some strategies for preventing sin from taking root in our lives.

Some Christians say they love Jesus but reject organized church, but is this Scriptural? This week we examine that position by looking at how Jesus responded to religion in His day and the discuss ways we can imitate Him regarding the modern Church.

We conclude our series on life lessons by looking at the foundation that holds it all up. Without an accurate understanding of grace none of the teachings of Jesus make any sense. Follow along as we explore the vital topic of grace.

As Christians we should not be threatened by how God is using other people. Instead, another way to develop a superior quality life is to be usable by God wherever we are planted.

We continue our series on life lessons from Jesus by looking at what we do in church on Sundays. Symbols and rituals only have meaning when we know the backstory. So what are the back stories to what we do on Sundays?

With so many voices screaming at us from all directions - fear, media, politics, etc - which one do you listen to? Tune as as Pastor Amy shares a timely and prophetic word to help us hear God's voice above ll others in our lives.

When people ask if God is real - are they asking the correct question? This week we examine how Scripture describes God as the very source of reality. Maybe the right question is am I real?