We should have childlike faith and joy, because our God can make all things new and fresh.

This season, there are a lot of expectations for Christmas, and we're not always sure how well they'll be met. But God will always meet our expectations.

We did not record a sermon this Sunday as our service used an unconventional format. Please be encouraged by this testimony video we used in our Thanksgiving service to keep pursuing healing. You are not the only broken person, but you are somone God loves!

We are often afraid of getting hurt. But sometimes God uses pain and trial to form us into the people He is creating us to be.

In our third week of studying fear, we look at why death itself is nothing to be scared of.

Continuing our series on fear, we look at John 9. We may not understand everything - and that's okay.

On our first ever Family Day service, we walk through the story of Jesus feeding five thousand. God takes our ordinary and makes it extraordinary.

When the Pharisees brought a woman caught in adultery to Jesus, they intended to trap Him. Instead, they found that their rules and regulations are impossible and mercy is the only solution.

Our friend Dave Greco shares a message God has placed on his heart. The world needs to know God but refuses to accept the message they've heard before. The only way to reach them is to let God work in deeper ways in our lives.

In John 4, Jesus meets with a Samarian woman at a well in the middle of the day. It's one of the more popular stories in Scripture, but it's worth another look.