This is a parable about the condition of our hearts. When we come to the Word of God, are our hearts hard and unreceptive to the seed? Or do we show up to worship and to study the Word with hearts that have been cultivated and prepared?

In this message from Matthew 25:14-30, we are challenged with two questions. Are you available? And what are you afraid of? It was the third servant's fear that caused him to miss out on "entering into the joy of the master." Don't let your fear of failure prevent you from succeeding at serving.

This message comes from Matthew 13:44-50. In it, we discuss what Jesus meant when He said "Remember me."

This message from the Parable of the Good Samaritan begs us to answer the question, "Are we guilty of getting the right answers to the wrong questions?"

This is the first message in our Parables series. It reminds us of the reality of the darkness and decay we see in our world and that God has a plan. God is not sitting idle on His throne as chaos breaks out on earth. Listen to hear about His plan.

Making a list of things that we are against is easy. Making a list of things we are FOR...now that is a different story. Have you ever thought about that? What are you for? In this last message from Romans Paul adresses some things that the church should be for.

What pleases you? Paul said to the church in Rome that he was pleased with certain aspects of the church. This message talks about those things and how we can implement those same three things into our church.

One of our core beliefs is that "saved people serve people." This message from Romans 15 is a great reminder of that truth.

In Romans 14, Paul warns the reader not to destroy the work of God over opinions. What we know about our culture is that when it comes to opinions everyone has one. All opinions are not bad and not all opinions are helpful. So how do we avoid destroying the work of God with opinions?

What do we owe to others? In our message today, Jared Thompson points out the one thing that Paul says we owe each other.