How do we see the resurrection breaking through to this life? How does what we do here affect what happens in eternity? In part 2 of his "ONE Hope" message, Ahren looks at how the hope we have in Christ's death and resurrection impacts and influences our present lives.

What does heaven look like? This week in the ONE series, Ahren talks about the one hope that all believers share: the hope for salvation and resurrection. Taking a deeper dive into the topic, he looks at what we know about heaven from the few glimpses we are given in scripture.

Following the Christmas story, we will be taking a look at the flight of Jesus' family to Egypt when he was a young child.

For the fourth week of advent, we are looking at the story of the angels and the shepherds in Luke 2:8-15. Deep-diving into this story, Ahren talks about the connection between giving glory to God and receiving His blessings for us.

The theme for week 3 of our advent series is LOVE. This week, Ahren takes us through the story of Mary and the Magnificat (her poem) in Luke 1:26-37 & 46-55, and examines the careful balance between God's sovereignty over our lives and our responsibility to act and respond.

The theme for our second sermon in the advent series is peace. This week, Ahren takes us on a journey to faith alongside the Magi as we look in depth at Matthew 2:1-12

This week, we begin our advent series. To begin, we are exploring the theme of hope. Looking at John 1:1-5 & 14, Matt walks us through a journey of understanding how Christ's light enters into the darkness.

This week in our ONE series, we're looking at the one face that we share. How free to serve God with joy might we be if we could simply trust in Him by faith to deal with our guilt.

This week in our ONE series we look at what it means to share in Jesus' resurrection. How does the resurrection of Jesus that happened in the past and speaks to our future life with God, affect us in the present? What does it mean to live with hope?

This week in our ONE series we look at what it means to share one baptism with other Christians. Paul uses language about our identification with the death of Christ. What does it mean for our old selves to die so that we can experience new life??