On the cross, Jesus set us free, yet we so easily embrace death over the new life He gives. How do we embrace the freedom Jesus bought for us?

Do you ever feel powerless? Are there parts of your life that you'd like to change but can't? When our lives are out of control, where can we find the power we need?

THE TITLE FOR TODAY’S SERMON IS: “Home for Christmas” Most people want to be home for Christmas, to spend time with loved ones. Even the classic song ends. “…if only in my dreams,” because even when we’re home, we often experience conflict or pain. So where can we go to find “home”? Where does Jesus call home?

Stockings hung, tree decorated, cookies made, gifts wrapped...are you ready for Christmas? Did you forget anything? What's the secret to being ready for Christmas?

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When the stress keeps piling on, do you ever look for rest but just can't find it? The more you look, the more it piles on. How do we find rest when rest can't be found?

THE TITLE FOR TODAY’S SERMON IS: “Hoping for Hope.” If we only look at our circumstances, things might seem hopeless. The news paints us a bleak picture, and we’re aware of those who lack the basic necessities of life around the world and in our own community. Is there any hope to be found?

Today we continue our Bible study with a discussion on responding to identity—all kinds of identity. As we prepared this together, we all got a new look at how the love of God speaks to this, and it wasn't what we expected and was challenging, but it's so much better. Come join us in the Fireside room.

We’ve looked at the Old Testament and Jesus’ comments on the Old Testament, now what do we learn from the New Testament about men and women? Join us to look at some of the pertinent passages related to this question. All are welcome.

THE TITLE FOR TODAY'S SERMON IS: "Don't Pass the Opportunity to Celebrate." God gives us reasons to celebrate, but we don't always take Him up on the offer. How do we avoid missing out on the best celebrations in life?

The title for today's sermon is: "Avoiding Your Downfall." Have you ever seen someone's life spiral out of control? It happens to politicians, celebrities, friends, family, even some of us. How can we avoid it happening to us, or what do we do if it's too late?