Parables are simple stories with spiritual dimensions... and they routinely surprise us and turn our worlds upside down, if we let them. We begin this new series looking at the Parable of The Workers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16).

What are some of the "secrets" to staying together? You might be surprised what author & researcher Shaunti Feldhahn discovered in her book, 'HIGHLY HAPPY MARRIAGES.' We conclude our "Love, Sex & Relationships" series by looking at simple things that every couple can do to help their relationship. 1 Peter 4:7-11 is our text.

We often shy away from talking about sex and sexual intimacy in the church. However, it's no secret that our sexuality is part of who God created us to be. Today we look at what it means to have a holistic sexuality, from the perspective of Scripture. Song of Solomon 2:4-7 is our text.

Have you heard the statistic that 50% of all marriages end in divorce? It's false. In today's message, we look at the issue of divorce, and how couples can push through the difficulties so love can last a lifetime! Jeremiah 29 is our text.

We're inundated with songs, stories, movies, and books about "falling in love." But that "in love experience" is fleeting. How do we do the hard work of loving our significant others when those initial feelings fade? 1 Corinthians 13 is our text today.

Tapping in to research by Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn, this first installment of our new LOVE, SEX & RELATIONSHIPS sermon series looks at the Biblical foundation for marriage, as well as some of the inherent differences between men & women. Genesis 2:18, 21-25 and Colossians 3:12-17 are our texts today.

The Eastern Orthodox Church observes BRIGHT SUNDAY, a day of laughter & joy. It's theological origins lie in the fact that Easter is the ultimate "joke" on evil! God wins! So today we take a break from the normal sermon mode, and spend time with funny stories, jokes, comics, and videos. Enjoy!

On this EASTER SUNDAY, we look at Mark's story of the Resurrection (Mark 16:1-7) and a passage from 1 Peter 5. Our focus is on the connection between suffering and glory.

Tenebrae is a Latin word meaning "darkness," and this liturgy has its roots in the 12th century. Using readings from the Gospel of John, we hear the final hours of Jesus' earthly life.

On Maundy Thursday, we commemorate the night Jesus shared his "Last Supper" with his disciples. Pastor Erin blends this historic event with the parable of the lost sheep. Matthew 18:10-14 is our text.