Pastor of Adult Discipleship, Brent Watson, continues the series "Sojourners & Exiles" looking at 1 Peter 2:4-10. Peter reminds his audience and us that knowing who we are will help us know how to live where we are. The community of followers of Christ is a tangible expression of God in the world. 

Pastor of Connections, Troy Heller, looks at 1 Peter 1:22 to 1 Peter 2:3 and how we are to show our love to one another. 

- Authentic Relationships
- Meaningful Impact
- Offer Forgiveness and Grace
- Joy and Encouragement
- Genuine Faith
- Pray for and Support
- Sharing Stories of God at Work

Continuing the series, "Sojourners & Exiles" Lead Pastor Chris Shelton looks at 1 Peter 1:13-22 and what it means to live a holy life. 

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton continues the series "Sojourners & Exiles" looking at the dynamic tension faced by believers who are pulled in two  directions...upward and downward.

Genuine Faith in  Christ
- Involves Tension
- Embraces Parados
- Anticipates Suffering

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton begins the series "Sojourners & Exiles" looking at 1 Peter 1:1-2. Peter reminds the readers of his letter and us that we need to:

Remember Who We Are
Rember Where We Are

New Covenant member Steve Ingracia concludes the series "David: After God's Own Heart" looking at the story of David and Bathsheba. 

New Cov member Steve Ingracia continues the series "David: After God's Own Heart" looking at Psalm 103. 

 New Cov member Steve Ingracia continues the series "David: After God's Own Heart" looking at 2 Samuel 7 and David was willing to trust God by putting his weight upon him and believing that God is who He says he is. 

New Cov member Steve Ingracia begins the series "David: After God's Own Heart" by looking at the story of David and Goliath. 

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton concludes the series "Love Where You Live" looking at the parable of the Good Samaritan and what neighboring is:

- It is Active, not passive
- It is Presence, not simply proximity
- It is Compassionate, not convenient
- It is Indiscriminate, not selective