Christmas isn't always "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year". Pastor Brenton Clark takes a look at Jesus' genealogy in Matthew and explores what it looks like for Christians when going home for Christmas is difficult or when you are far from family.

Ezra was shocked when he first heard of the sin the returned exiles had committed, but instead of becoming Judgmental, he owned that he played a part in creating a culture that had watered down God's holiness. How should we react to sin? Are we living in repentance?

Guest speaker Garth Gunderson shares how the God in Ezra is still alive and active today. As a missionary in Cambodia, Garth has seen God move in powerful ways, similar to how God was working for his People in the book of Ezra.

Brent Wildeson explains the historical context which Ezra is written in and shows how God is sovereign over kings and kingdoms and will ultimately accomplish his will no matter who is in power.

Joel Gillman brings our sermon series studying the book of Ephesians to a close, reviewing the main ideas of Paul's letter to Ephesus. Our Identity must be rooted in Christ alone, and the Gospel must be both lived out and shared by those bearing the name of Christ.

What does Paul mean when he says that we fight not against flesh and blood but wage a spiritual battle? Join us as we look at this text and explore what Paul's talking about and how it's applicable for our daily lives.