Join us for a four week sermon series "Living the Centered Life: Calm, Confident and Compassionate" presented by Dr. Bill Smith.

Bill explains the need for a healthy balanced focus on Situation, Self and Others.

Purim is a Jewish holiday celebrating God's faithfulness, protection, and how He uses people like us 'for such a time as this'. Julie Coleman tells the story of Esther and gives opportunities for all to use noisemakers.

Genesis 24 shows God’s work, promise and involvement with His people. Scott Schuler shows us how Abraham, his servant, and Rebekah acted and trusted. We must do the same.

What are the challenges of living in a foreign land? Abraham was an alien and stranger in the land of Canaan. Scott Schuler reminds the church that we are only sojourners in a strange land. (Genesis 23)

There are lots of little ironies that don’t make sense in life. In today’s story God is going to say some things that don’t make sense. God asks Abraham to do the unthinkable; it didn’t make sense. Julie Coleman helps us understand God on a higher level. (Gen 22)

Beginning at the end of Gen 18 and continuing through Gen 19, Steve Coleman explains that this section tells us something about Lot, something about Abraham, and many things about God and how He works.

Can we expect anything of God? Scott Schuler focuses on Genesis 18 to reveal the effect of culture on our view of miracles and God.

Bill Smith reviews God’s promises to Abraham and circumcision as a witness to that covenant (Genesis 17).

Scott Schuler discusses God’s covenant with Abram (Genesis 15) and the responsibilities and obligations that are part of this relationship.

Listen as Karl Nebbia explores the relation of Abraham and Lot in Genesis 13-14 and traces the obscure but important appearance of Melchizedek throughout scripture.