We are led this Sunday by Associate Pastor Chris Chappell through John 2, verses 13 to 25. Pastor Chappell reminds us that the church isn't a building or an organization. It is the body of believers, united in Christ, present both physically and spiritually.

This Sunday, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz discusses how Jesus performed the Miracle at the Wedding with the Wine. He talks about the meaning and reason behind this display of glory, and its effects on our daily lives.

This Sunday, Elder Mike Kuehni leads us through some of the Psalms of David, encouraging us in opening ourselves to emotional intimacy with God, and reminding us of the humility of David. Fight distractions and meditate in the LORD!

In this Sunday's sermon, Pastor Emeritus Tom Kenney discusses how view should view our ministry through the lens of being unhindered. He talks about how the Bible specifically implements this, plus how we as followers of Christ can help with global missions.

During this Sunday's sermon, Mark Shaw explains what to do when missions work doesn't go the way we want. We are called to persevere because just as Jesus died, we will struggle in our efforts to spread the gospel. However, this struggle will not be in vain as our efforts will bring God glory.

In this Sunday's sermon, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz discusses how Jesus began to call disciples in the beginning of John and how they reacted. He talks about how this should affect our life and the way we invite people to know our Lord.

This Sunday, Associate Pastor Chris Chappell leads us through the second half Chapter 1 of The Gospel According to John. John the Baptist knew with assurance who he was and who Jesus is. Do you?

In this week's sermon, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz starts a new sermon series which is going to be going through the Gospel of John. He preaches on the first part of the first chapter, specifically who Jesus is and why he came down to earth to save us.

This Sunday, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz continues our "One Another" Sermon Series, leading us through "Love One Another". He talks about opening ourselves to love and be loved by the church community, what that means, and the implications into our life and eternity.

In this Sunday's sermon, Middle School Coordinator Braeden Wallace talks about the importance of bearing your friend's burdens. He discusses different ways we fail as Christians at this, and some ways we can improve in this aspect of the Christian life.