What's in a name? For God, He has entrusted his people to represent His character when they carry His name.

What's in a name? For God, He has entrusted his people to represent His character when they carry His name.

We know why God would prohibit Israel from making images of other gods, but why does He command them not to make images of Him? In this sermon on the 2nd Commandment, Pastor Jason Jackson unpacks the use of idols in the ancient world and invites us to consider ways that we attempt to confine, control, or silence God in our lives.

We know why God would prohibit Israel from making images of other gods, but why does He command them not to make images of Him? In this sermon on the 2nd Commandment, Pastor Jason Jackson unpacks the use of idols in the ancient world and invites us to consider ways that we attempt to confine, control, or silence God in our lives.

We know why God would prohibit Israel from making images of other gods, but why does He command them not to make images of Him? In this sermon on the 2nd Commandment, Pastor Jason Jackson unpacks the use of idols in the ancient world and invites us to consider ways that we attempt to confine, control, or silence God in our lives.

What if the Ten Commandments are so much more than arbitrary rules or expired instructions? In the first sermon of our new series, Pastor Jason Jackson shows how the Ten Commandments as a collection reveal God's character and our calling. Then he helps us see the first commandment as an invitation to love the God who loves us.

What if the Ten Commandments are so much more than arbitrary rules or expired instructions? In the first sermon of our new series, Pastor Jason Jackson shows how the Ten Commandments as a collection reveal God's character and our calling. Then he helps us see the first commandment as an invitation to love the God who loves us.

What if the Ten Commandments are so much more than arbitrary rules or expired instructions? In the first sermon of our new series, Pastor Jason Jackson shows how the Ten Commandments as a collection reveal God's character and our calling. Then he helps us see the first commandment as an invitation to love the God who loves us.

In this conclusion of the Psalm series, Pastor Glenn Packiam shows how Psalm 150 reminds us that the journey will end in praise. It is God and God alone who can break into the tragic and turn it surprisingly into triumph. Moreover, when we praise now it is a way of anticipating this good and final end.

In this conclusion of the Psalm series, Pastor Glenn Packiam shows how Psalm 150 reminds us that the journey will end in praise. It is God and God alone who can break into the tragic and turn it surprisingly into triumph. Moreover, when we praise now it is a way of anticipating this good and final end.