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In this week's sermon by Pastor Ken, you'll hear about his most recent tragedy and also his most recent joy. Life has dealt Ken quite a hand this past week. Listen in as he explores God's great love in it all and be encouraged by the hope that is ours in Christ.

Fear has no place in a life enveloped by the love of Christ. Though at times we're tempted to slip back into areas of fear, Pastor Ken calls us to move past our fears and walk in freedom to love courageously and boldly. Listen in to week 4 of "Love Does."

God's love is awesome, crazy, fierce, and audacious. It's recklessly bold and endlessly good. There are no words to describe it and no mind that can fully conceive it. We have been loved radically by the creator of the universe. This truth alone drives us to love ourselves and love others.

Failure is just a part of life. It's unavoidable and actually anticipated by Jesus. Acknowledging His grace in the midst of our failure is the way we can experience freedom from our fear and walk in trust. As with Peter, we too can face our fears, walk on water, as we keep our eyes on Jesus even as we sink.

Possibly the best way to communicate love to another is by the gift of your presence. God gave us this ultimate gift in Jesus who came as "Immanuel" (God with us). To move from a love that thinks to a love that does will require us to be present. Listen in to week 1 of this 5 week message series.

Building your house upon the rock of Jesus is the last encouragement from the Sermon on the Mount. Putting His words into practice is the natural response to the grace of God and it's only reasonable to offer your lives fully to the Lord.

Jesus' words in this section of the sermon on the mount are hard hitting and challenging. There is a narrow road and a wide road and many will enter the wide road. How can we ensure we stay on the narrow road? Surrender every part of your heart to Jesus.

Pastor Jim brings the word this morning expounding on Jesus' encouragement to keep asking, keep seeking, and keep knocking in our relationship with the Lord.

Pastor Devan expounds on Jesus' words in Matthew 7:1-5 as we look at our call to be authentic and transparent with each other. An honest look at our own failures will help eliminate a judgmental attitude toward others.

Worry is one of the most common sins of our culture. The greater our collection of "stuff" the greater our propensity towards worry. When Jesus commands us not to worry, He's issuing us the opportunity to sincerely trust His plan and purposes for our lives and He promises us He'll take care of our real needs in the process.