In 2 Samuel 13 we see the effects of allowing “temptation” to take control. Scripture assures us that there is no temptation that comes our way that is uncommon, and that God provides a way to escape temptation (1 Corinthians 10:13). This weekend we’ll explore the escape strategy. *Warning: this message will explore a difficult passage […]

In 2 Samuel 12, Nathan did not have to tell David he sinned—David knew intuitively. Where does that come from? Find out more as we go deeper into our E2E series this weekend.

Guest Speaker Dr. Emerson Eggerichs will be joining us today. Looking at a key theme drawn from 2 Corinthians 8:21, which emphasizes doing what is right not only in the sight of God but also in the sight of man, Emerson will be addressing the compelling question, what does it mean to do what is […]

We’re going to step into the Gospel of Luke and look at the story of 10 Lepers that Jesus miraculously heals. The Bible records that nine out of ten didn’t return to give thanks to Jesus. In our time together, we’ll wrestle with the questions of “How do we become more thankful?” and “Why does it […]

Merry Christmas! Join us for our Christmas Eve service and part 3 of “The Unexpected Jesus.”

Pursuing God (or not)?  Everyone on this planet faces a decision: Do I pursue what God has revealed, or do I walk away? Matthew Ch. 2 reveals the two most common responses of humanity. Join us this weekend as we explore the ramifications of the “unexpected Jesus”.

Biblical faith is actually a response to evidence. Specifically, it’s a response to what God reveals about who He is. Join us as we lean into the familiar Christmas story in Matthew 2.

If you’re looking for an Old Testament passage that demonstrates how God can truly “cause all things to work together for good” (Romans 8:28), 2 Samuel 12 is a powerful example. King David’s actions brought about immense “bad,” yet God intervenes to bring “good” out of the mess. Join us as we explore this story […]

How is it possible that a God of Justice can forgive David’s horrible sins? Find out more as we examine the next section in this 3000-year-old story of treachery, deceit, and mercy.

As much as we’d wish to wink away God’s standards of behavior or write hilarious sitcoms to condone immorality in order to make human behavior culturally acceptable, the reality is that all immorality causes God pain. Join us as we venture into a 3000-year-old story that could have been written yesterday.