Considering the needs of others is essential to strengthening our Pillars. God makes his presence known to us in our serving.

One of the most important pillars of anyone's life is the pillar of community. In this sermon, Pastor Chris examines the book of Revelation and compares bad religion to the true religion of the Lamb. Who do you belong to

Our flesh and God's kingdom are bitter rivals. As a community, we don't judge what team others are on, but we carry each other's burdens, and strengthen our heart's desires toward God's desires.

Sheep aren't very smart. But they stay alive, and know where to go, when they learn their shepherd's voice. This week, Pastor Chris reminds us what it takes to learn our Shepherd's voice.

Philippians 3 encourages us to "press on toward the goal" -- but what are you straining toward? In this new series, Pastor Chris takes us back to the basics and reminds us that this year, and every year, we are straining

Pastor Gus shows us that when we live out shalom in our lives, shalom increases in the lives of those around us. When we, as a church, begin to live together in Shalom, our neighborhood will take notice.

On our Christmas Service, Chris shows us how the announcement of Jesus' birth was a declaration of Shalom. God showed up to bring peace, and he showed up as a baby named Jesus.

Pastor Chris examines the way God wants to establish the three spheres of society. In God's story religious, political, and economic systems are built on Justice.

Pastor Gus looked at the immigrant Abram in Genesis 11 and 12. Without knowing where he was going, or where he'd end up, Abram trusted God in search of Shalom.

In this message, we look at Genesis 3 and the holistic consequences of our sin in our world.