What does true, lasting love look like? The Song of Solomon points to friendship, rather that sex, and the climax of our relationship with our spouse. Join us as Pastor Erik wraps up this series with with encouragement and challenges to help strengthen your marriage.

Pastor Nate leads us through a key moment in the Song of Solomon, where we see that our friendships and our friends' words can have an impact on how we view our spouse, or significant other. In fact- your friends could determine the quality and direction of your life and your relationships!

Every relationship has its rough patches. But what do we do when the going gets tough? Pastor Erik outlines three promises that we can make as couples, to strengthen our relationships as we grow in love.

Pastor Erik outlines three ways we can protect our relationships and marriages. Listen in as we discuss why we need to watch our words, pursue intimacy and catch the foxes.

Pastor Erik kicks off a study of The Song of Solomon; a song about human love, written to give us wisdom. Passion, sex and marriage are all good gifts from God, and together, we'll learn what the Bible has to say about having a marriage that is both honoring to God and full of passion!

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus says some interesting (and occasionally harsh) things. In this series we explore why Jesus chose to talk tough. This week, Pastor Erik looks at a story of Jesus healing a woman and his harsh rebuke of the religious leaders who ignored her plight.

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus says some interesting (and occasionally harsh) things. In this series we explore why Jesus chose to talk tough. This week, Pastor Erik dives into a saying of Jesus that–at first glance–doesn't seem very loving or peaceful. So what did Jesus really mean?

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus says some interesting (and occasionally harsh) things. In this series we explore why Jesus chose to talk tough. Pastor Nate kicks off the series by looking at what Jesus had to say about the religious, rule-followers for his time, and how we can apply those truths to our daily lives.

Unlike the religious leaders of the time, Jesus was sensitive to people’s suffering. To be like Jesus, we need to move from having COMPASSION for the poor, the crippled, the blind, the lame, to EMPOWERING the poor, the crippled, the blind, the lame to preach the Kingdom of God!

When we meet Jesus and he starts to change our heart, one of the things Jesus births in us is generosity. The foundation for our generosity is the Gospel; that God gave everything to save us.