In this message, Doug takes us through the origins of communion and looks at what both Jesus and Paul taught about how we can celebrate the richness of this practice.

Jesus says that on judgement day many will call Jesus Lord and will have done things for him but will not enter the kingdom of heaven, because as Jesus says, "I never knew you." In this message Dave unpacks what is for many people a scary passage to read and helps us see the importance of knowing Jesus personally.

We live in a world of influence in and outside the church. In the conclusion to the sermon on the mount Jesus in challenging the audience to make a choice about how they will respond he warns them about who they are looking to for direction and help in deciding. Beware of false prophets he says they give false directions and you must test them.

In this message, Doug looks at what Jesus taught about 2 different ways to live, and what the differences are between walking on the wide road to destruction versus the narrow path to eternal life.

In this message, Doug takes a closer look at the command to treat others the way we would want to be treated, where the ability to live that comes from, and how it changes everything.

In this message, Pete takes a look at Jesus’ familiar command to “ask, seek and knock” and finds some surprising truths about prayer from the mouth of Jesus

In this message, Doug looks at what Jesus taught about judging others both in the church and in the world, how it’s important that we begin with ourselves, and how we can be a grace giving community that still takes sin seriously.

Worry is a common experience for all people. Some might even struggle with diagnosed anxiety. In this passage, Jesus speaks about worrying about our future, our provisions, and our finances. Dave unpacks what Jesus has to say about worry and how we can be set free from it.

In this message, Doug looks at what Jesus taught about laying up treasure in either this life or the next, and how we can live free from the love of money and rich toward God instead.

Fasting is indispensable to the life  of the Christian. Life is lived fully in the presence of God and fasting is the doorway through which walk into the very presence of God, Jesus calls us to fast and warns us there is a wrong way that leads away from God and a correct way that leads towards him.