Christmas changes everything! This morning Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz preaches from Luke 2 to help us see that the Incarnation of Jesus Christ changes the way we think of ourselves. He came that we may find lasting peace and security not by performance, but by being with him.

In this week's sermon, Associate Pastor Chris Chappell kicks off our advent season with our new sermon series: This Changes Everything. He uses Jesus's incarnation as a lens to find new truths in our world, starting with God himself.

Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz navigates us through John 15:18-19, where Jesus tells his disciples what to expect from the world when we follow Him. How will we be treated? Why will we be treated this way? How should we respond?

Lead pastor Garrett Spitz speaks on Jesus being the True Vine. Because Jesus is the True Vine, we who abide in Him can experience real change.

The last things Jesus' disciples expected to experience after his departure were his presence and peace. And yet those are precisely what Jesus promises to give them! Associate Pastor Chris Chappell preaches from John 14 where Jesus promises to send the Holy Spirit, and to give them peace.

Jesus speaks into the most troubled parts of our lives with this instruction and invitation: "Do not be troubled." Join us as Lead Pastor, Garrett Spitz, preaches from John 14 where we will hear this very powerful and meaningful invitation from the once crucified and now risen Lord Jesus.

Lead Pastor, Garrett Spitz, continues our series on the second half of the gospel of John, showing us from the Scriptures how Jesus paved the way for us to experience true glory, and true love.

Today Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz preaches from John 13, where Jesus challenges his followers' ideas about greatness and how to become great. As it turns out those who are truly great will serve like Jesus served, because they themselves have been served by Jesus.

Associate Pastor Chris Chappell preaches from John 12.

Today's sermon deals with the most important question any of us can answer - in fact must answer - "What will you do with Jesus?" After Jesus miraculously raises his friend Lazarus from the dead, different people respond in a few different ways. But the real question this morning is for you: What will you do with Jesus?