In this message, we look deeper into Jesus' relationship to the political scene of His day to learn how we can respond to the current political climate.

"All authority on heaven and earth has been given to me..." Matthew 28:18

The shortest path between two points is a straight line. In our pursuit of God, we never take the straight path. Yet, we are in good company. Every celebrating legend of the faith took a circuitous route following God. In this message, we look at Peter’s pursuit of God, the winding path he took, and his course-correcting strategy of repentance.

In this message, Senior Pastor Mark focuses on two famous personal friends of Jesus - Martha and Mary. They were very different people with very different approaches to Jesus.

Of all of the disciples, one of them described himself in an almost comically self-exalting manner, 'the beloved disciple.' This message will look at how we can all take that title, and what a difference it will make.

Though utterly unique, the miraculous story of Mary and the Holy Spirit has much to teach us about the work of the Holy Spirit in our own lives. In this message, we learn from Mary’s brave, joyful reception of what the Holy Spirit wanted to accomplish in and through her life.

In this message, we take a look at the subject of Power. After considering what gives each of us the power we have, we will see how the most powerful man to ever walk the Earth used it for the good of others. It will be another lesson from a legend!

As we look at the life of Hosea, we will learn as much about how God relates to us as well as how we relate to Him. Specifically, we will explore God’s hesed towards us—a word so special and unique that some biblical interpreters leave it untranslated! Join us as we find out what God’s hesed means for us.

Nehemiah's prayer in Chapter 1:4-11 is a model of thoughtful, heartfelt, biblical, and effective prayer. It provides a valuable pattern for prayer today.

Ask someone their favorite Old Testament Bible character, and they’ll probably say Moses, David, or Daniel. Nehemiah is not nearly as well known, but his story is rich in practical lessons on leadership.