As we approach the start of a New Year, we always like to make plans. And making plans for yourself is a good thing! But don’t forget to include God in the planning stage...

The word “worship” probably evokes an image of lifting your hands and singing “Here I Am To Worship” on Sunday morning, but it’s actually so much more than that. In this message, Pastor Justin will lay out the many ways we can define worship.

Continuing in our Words series, this week we turn to the Book of Judges and hear about Gideon and words of fear and doubt.

Continuing in our series on “Words”, we’re going to spend some time looking at “The Son of Encouragement” - Barnabas. This was a man who had a profound impact on the early Church, yet was never directly quoted in scripture once. So what was so special about him?

Anyone else disappointed that Pastor Justin didn't once mention the Relient K song "Hello McFly"? Just the 2000's youth group kids?Anyway, it's probably true that actions speak louder than words. So when Jesus healed 10 men of leprosy and only one came back, it said much more than his words ever could.

Kicking off a new sermon series, Pastor Justin reminds us of what James has to say about our tongues - and the power they hold. The question is, how will you use your words?

As we wrap up the series on the seven "I Am" statements made by Jesus, we land on Jesus' claim that he is the true vine. Pastor Justin gives us the 4 steps in God's plan for our growth - which God measures much differently than we do.

Jesus makes his boldest claim yet, by telling everyone that believing in him is the only way to Heaven. In this message, Pastor Justin reminds us what can happen when we take our focus off Jesus.

If you've ever felt like your timing isn't lining up with God's, this sermon is for you. When a close friend of Jesus dies, he chooses to wait a few days before show up. Was Jesus being neglectful, or was his timing beyond the disciples understanding?

Last week we heard about Jesus calling himself "the gate", but this week he doubles down and claims that he is also the shepherd for the sheep. Pastor Justin tells us exactly what makes a good shepherd good in the first place, and why Jesus fits the criteria.