Happy Father’s Day to the 67.8 million fathers in America!  Jesus taught us to pray to God as "Our Father."  People often see God the way we see our father.  But, what kind of father is God?  Is he consistent or moody, present or distant, loving or vengeful?  Celebrate Fathers Day with us as Lash begins a new series called Prayer 101 with part 1, "Our Father."  Matthew 6:9-13.

The greatest movement in history of the world is the church.  2000 years ago in a middle-eastern city the resurrection of Jesus Christ captured the hearts and souls of a gathering of people and exploded in a worldwide phenomenon.  Today it has left its mark on individuals and cultures on every continent.  Each Sunday people gather around the world to worship and celebrate, and every day the movement continues to grow as Christ's disciples live for him in their homes, neighborhoods, and cities.  Join us as Lash continues his series Bigfoot Church with part 3, "The Movement" from Acts 1:23-38.

Church is more than a building, friendships or events; it's a movement built around God and His love for us through Jesus.   As a movement, the church grows as its footprint expands into the hearts, communities and homes around us; its a concept we like to call "Bigfoot Church."  Join us as Lash discusses a Vision of Bigfoot from Matthew 28:18-20.

Church is more than a building, friendships or events; it's a movement built around God and His love for us through Jesus.   As a movement, the church grows as its footprint expands into the communities and homes around us; its a concept we like to call "Bigfoot Church."  Join us as look at being "Salt and Light", carrying His love wherever we go.  Matthew 5:13-16.

What do you do when people talk badly about you or attack you even though you're trying to do the right thing?   Jesus gave us the answer in Matthew 5:10-12.   Join us for a message entitled "Glad or Mad?"

All your life God has been guiding you in ways that sometimes you didn’t even understand.  His love is not something that you just talk about, but you experience it on a daily basis.  The simple words "I Love You" shape our culture, yet often the richness of love's meaning is missed.   Join us as Lash preaches on The Power of Love from Matthew 22:34-40.

“And they all lived happily ever after. . .”  It’s a great ending for romantic comedies and fairy tales.  But in the real world we all face conflict.  People sin, act selfishly, hurt one another, and at times are just completely clueless.  Join us as Lash continues our series "Being" from Matthew 5:3-12 with a message entitled Gasoline or Water.

Jesus taught us that true Christianity begins with God transforming our hearts.  It then flows into our lives, our families, our communities, and world.  In our culture, we often measure success in terms of accomplishments, grades, wins, degrees, salary, stuff, and appearance.  Yet, many find themselves having done great things, but still lacking the deep sense of blessing that comes with being God's child.  Join us as we continue our Being series with a message entitled "The Qualities of Being" from Matthew 5:5-7.

Jesus said "Those who mourn are blessed for they will be comforted."  We all have pain in life: the pain of sin, the pain of disappointment, the pain of loss.  Pain is part of "being."  The good news is that Jesus promised us real comfort.  Join us as Lash continues our series "Being" with a sermon entitled "Getting Comfortable."  Matthew 5:3-12.

It's easy to get so busy doing that you forget about "being."    Being Is what makes humans unique.  Yet along the course of life, we often get really good at doing and forget how to be.  At the heart of Jesus' message was a call to being.   Join us as we begin a new series from the beatitudes (Matthew 5:3-12) called "Being."