Jesus called His followers to "Go and make disciples". This message explores that call and what it means for His Church today.

As we live in a world that is broken it can be easy for us to lose hope. This message is a reminder for us that Christians are to be a people of hope.

When we experience tragedy, it can be easy to believe that we cannot recover from the hurt. Ruth's story shows us that, even in the midst of tragedy, God is working to protect and provide for His people who seek Him and obey Him. God is at work in spite of tragedy: He works through people and He works through our humility.

Join us as we look at key instructions from Peter in 1 Peter 3:15 on the topic of sharing our faith.

Everyone who puts their faith in Jesus has been offered a full, eternal, and new life. This is brought about by the power of the Holy Spirit. We were never meant to live this life alone, we have God's presence readily available to us. 

This is an exploration of God's command to His people in Leviticus 19 where He tells them to "Be holy, as I am holy". This sermon seeks to understand and apply what holiness is and what it has to do with us as followers of Jesus.

After a 70-year period of exile, the people of God are allowed to go back and rebuild. This sermon takes time to look through what the priority is for God's people as they reorient their lives around what matters most.

If you spend any time talking to Christians you will hear people refer to the message of Jesus as Good News, which it is. This sermon takes a deep dive into that term and what it truly meant to the audience.

Jesus promises to bring those who follow Him from death to life. Even though this sounds awesome, sometimes we can lose sight of this as we live out our lives. This message is meant to encourage and challenge believers as the live out the journey of life waiting Jesus to fully accomplish this promise.