From the story of Philip and the eunuch, Rob illustrates how God uses ordinary people to show others about our extraordinary savior.

In the beginning of Acts 8, we see a terrible persecution of the early church, but we also see the result: a scattering of believers to share the Gospel throughout Judea and Samaria.

Rob, picking back up with our sermon series from Acts, looks at how Stephen responds to accusation and persecution, not by trying to reason with his accusers or by being defensive, but by speaking the testimony of Christ.

With Paul's words from Ephesians 5, we look at how God's commands are rooted in the indicatives of His grace.

We look at how the shepherds and others in Bethlehem respond to the news that the savior has been born

Rob concludes our Advent sermon series by looking at the one who is called our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

The Magi's visit to see the Christ child gives us a picture of true joy.

Looking at John 3:16-18, Rob describes Jesus as the ultimate gift of love.

Rob begins our Advent sermon series with a message of hope.

James Madden shows us the power, surprise, and joy from Luke 10:16-24 and how this informs the Christian life and our approach to missions