The journey through the mountains of the Bible continues examining David's journey up the mountain to claim the throne of his Kingdom. And yet there is a bigger and greater kingdom this story points towards, will you draw near to see it?

When Moses goes up the mountain he is brought face to face with the reality of what God has done for His people and what they mean to Him. When you take steps towards encountering God, what are you expecting to find?

Come see where God meets with his people at the tops of the mountains. Are you drawing close to the one that longs to draw close to you?

God has drew a circle around the world by sending His son Jesus to us, however the question facing us in 2018 is knowing that, how do we respond? Will you seek to control your own world this year or will you release control to God?

Pastors Brandon Rickard and John Maguire look at John 1 and uncover what the coming of Christ says about God's love for you! Christmas is the time where we remember that while we look at circling what is important to us, God drew a circle around the whole world by sending His son as a light into the darkness.

Is your calling just your job or is it something more? When you look back on your work was it just a job, or can see you see that God has placed you for such a task as this to achieve something of eternal significance? How we look at our calling this Christmas can change work from a slog to another opportunity to spread the good news and bring joy to the world!

Our families are a gift from God, and something we clearly are called to care for an prioritize. Yet for too many people today our families have turned from something we are called to love, into our Lord. Ogden Church's examination of the Nativity continues as we see how to love our families this Christmas while keeping God as Lord.

With all the chaos of the Christmas season we begin to ask the question of whether you will step into the meaning of the holiday, or let the holiday consume you.

We all want deep relationships with other people, but it is often harder than simply snapping our fingers. As our look at Romans 12-15 comes to a close we look at the difference it makes when we allow our minds to be fused to Christ. As we fall deeper in love with Jesus we gain greater ability to connect to others despite the barriers that may exist or the hits we may take.

We live in a culture that is obsessed with findings ways to judge other people. In Romans 14 shows us that genuine judgment was taken by Jesus for the forgiveness of sins, but how does that affect how we should live as believers today?