Jesus said, "You are the light of the world." Jesus spoke of faith that soars into the heavens and changes the world. But what does this light and faith look like in everyday life? How does our life today truly make a difference? Join us Sunday as we look at Mark 4:21-32 in a sermon entitled "Seeds, Light, and Faith."

Are you thriving spiritually? When we fail to grow spiritually, there are almost always heart obstacles that stand in the way. Join us this Sunday as Lash begins a new series of messages on the parables of Jesus called His-Stories. Today we look at Mark 4:1-20, the Parable of the Sower, in a message entitled Thriving.

Forgiveness: we all need it, and yet it can be a very difficult thing to extend to others. Especially, when you or people that you love have been hurt. Yet, the ability to forgive and move forward is critical to finding peace. Join us this Sunday as Lash discusses what forgiveness is and is not and why we can extend forgiveness to others in a sermon entitled The What’s and Why’s of Forgiveness.

We’ve all had the conversation: someone you know is struggling and they need your help. How do you help people overcome the mistakes of their past and move forward to enjoy the life God has given? In Galatians 6:1-10, the Scriptures teach us four things that each of us can do to help ourselves and others break free from the mistakes of yesterday and find the peace of God today.

In every conflict there is opportunity. If you choose to see through the lenses of faith, hope, and love, you can find opportunity in any situation. The difference between a joyful heart and a troubled heart often comes down to vision. Joyful people see opportunity when others see despair.

Scripture: Matthew 5:9, I Corinthians 10:31-11:1

If you want peace in your life, it’s not going to be found in selfish decisions of the hear; those are the decisions of conflict. If you want peace in your life, it will be found by surrendering your life to the one who laid down his life for you. Peace will be found when you draw near to God and the Spirit of God draws near to you. The peace of God is not the absence of storms, but it is the calm that is found from God’s presence within the storms.

Passage: Matthew 5:9, Gal 6:7-10

In James 4:1-10 the Bible asks a very pointed questions, “What is the cause of wars and fights among you?” The Scriptures teach us that ultimately conflict begins in the heart. But, God offers us real answers for overcoming conflict and finding peace. Join us this Sunday as we continue our series Finding Peace with a sermon entitled “The Heart of the Matter.”

In our society it’s easy to get so busy doing what you do that you forget who you are. One day Jesus took his followers up a mountain. As they enjoyed the beautiful view, fresh air, and calm meadows. Jesus reminded them that "the peacemakers are blessed for they will be called sons of God (Matt 5:9).” Join us as we begin a new series entitled Finding Peace with Part 1: Becoming a Peacemaker.

Texts: Matthew 5:9; Romans 8:14-17, 35-39

If you lose this, life loses its joy; you become numb, cynical and skeptical; you find it hard to love, hard to trust, hard to laugh. If you lose this, you lose interest; you quit caring; you quit trying. You’re alive but your not living; you’re here but you’re not present. Join us as Lash speaks on “The One Thing You Never Want to Lose.” As you prepare your hearts for worship spend a few minutes reading Romans chapter 5. Remember to Come Early—Worship Loudly—Be Friendly. From Romans 5:1-5.

Join us as Vinod John brings a message about Sharing Christ with the Nations.