The Songs of Christmas: Lo How a Rose E’er Blooming

Do you seek Jesus? Do you see Jesus? Do you entrust yourself to Him? Zacchaeus was not a good man. He loved to take advantage of other people, yet he learned to seek and see Jesus and to entrust himself to Jesus.

Do you see Jesus? Do you trust that Jesus alone gives sight to the blind? Join us as we continue our 'Encounters with Jesus' series. Learn how to see Jesus through the eyes of faith.

Children are important to Jesus and Children have what is important to Jesus. Listen to the latest sermon in our Encounters with Jesus series to learn about what that means.

Are you aware of how desperately you need Jesus to find you? Do you have a heart for the lost? Do you pursue the lost? Do you rejoice when the lost are found? Continuing the series of 'Encounters with Jesus', we learn how God feels a deep joy when the lost are found. Join us as we learn about the heart of heaven, the pursuit of heaven, and the joy of heaven.

Who is my neighbor? What does it mean to be a neighbor? How can we neighbor the way God calls us to? Listen to Rob's sermon as we answer these questions and learn that our experience of God’s mercy to us is always accompanied by an expression of God’s mercy through us. You can’t have one without the other.

In this week’s sermon we meet two people who, on the surface, appear to have nothing in common but who have everything in common at the level of the heart. They both connect with Jesus in a way that changes their lives forever. How do you connect with Jesus and how do you know if you are connected with Jesus. Give it a listen and find out.

As we continue in our sermon series in Luke we learn about a demon possessed man as he encounters Jesus. Join in to be overwhelmed by the beauty of Jesus, by His power for us, by His compassion for us, and by his purpose to make us right in every way.

In this past Sunday’s sermon we meet two very different people who are both seeking Jesus but for completely different reasons.  On the surface it looks like a heart warming, feel good story like Julia Roberts and Richard Gere in Pretty Woman.  Yet, at its heart it’s provocative and disturbing.  This passage asks each of us:  Who are you in the story?  Give it a listen and see why this question is so important for you to answer.