In this message, Pastor Ken reflects back on the year behind and looks forward to the year ahead. Certainly 2018 had its highs and lows for our country but God has been abundantly faithful to the church. No matter what's going on around us, He is certainly our Rock.

Completing our series, "The Spirit of Christmas," Pastor Ken delivers a message on how Jesus changes everything if we let Him in. So let's make room and prepare for His arrival now and forevermore.

This week Pastor Ken encourages us to embrace the Savior who has come and is coming again. Our hearts are warmed at the idea of Jesus coming as a baby and the love displayed in the manger so let's keep making room for Him to sit on the throne of our hearts when He returns.

In this challenging message, Pastor Ken juxtaposes how Mary and King Herod react to the news that a new King would be  born. Will we resist Him or embrace Him?

Christmas has a way of heightening our senses to memories of the past--some wonderful, others tragic, and a few painful. Whatever you remember this season, remember that Jesus came to do away with your past and give you a hopeful present and future in Him.

This week Pastor Ken opens up our new message series, "The Spirit of Christmas," encouraging us to embrace how Christmas has changed everything, past, present, and future.

In the final week of our message series, Pastor Ken lays out the simple message of the gospel and calls us to speak up to our friends and neighbors. As followers of Christ we've been blessed by those who've shared the good news with us, now who will be thankful because of the words we shared to them?

For those of us who've walked with Jesus, there's no doubt the gospel has changed our lives to the core. And God calls us and empowers us to share that same hope with the world around us. Let's make it our aim to do just that.

In the wake of this week's tragedies, our church responded with a special service including group prayer and reflective music. Pastor Ken took some time to address the pain in our world and offer a word of encouragement to deeply love our neighbors. Love has the power to tear down walls, change hearts, and restore the broken. Come to Jesus and He will show you how.

This week Pastor Ken begins a new message series, "Go Fish," and encourages us to recall our personal story of invitation and inclusion. When we gratefully recall our own offer to follow Jesus, it becomes evident we need to become inviters ourselves. The gospel is the greatest news for our own story and it is for our family, friends, co-workers, and neighbors as well. Will we share our great hope with them?