In this final message from our miniseries from the gospel of Mark, Pastor Thomas shows us how the resurrection of Jesus is the climactic event of all of history, and that event stands as the only thing that can give true meaning to our lives today.

"Who do you say that I am?" This simple question posed by Jesus has major implications for our lives and our stories today. Pastor Thomas breaks it down in this week's message

To kick off the semester, PCM is spending three weeks exploring who Jesus is, and why the good news about him is such a big deal. In this first message, Pastor Thomas shows us how Jesus got his start, and how that matters for the highs and lows that come with change.

In this final message from the book of Romans, Pastor Thomas shows us how the church is God's "Plan A" for reaching the world.

In the penultimate message from the book of Romans, Daniel demonstrates how the book of Romans is one big reminder to live in Christian community, to remember God's promises, and to remember the importance and urgency of God's mission.

In this message from Romans 14, Pastor Thomas helps us see what it means to live in community with people who don't see things the same way we might. IT's all about rallying around Jesus, our King, and it's all about giving our lives for the sake of others!

In this message from Romans 13, Daniel breaks down what it means to belong to Jesus' Kingdom as well as whatever country you happen to live in. The good news about Jesus—the gospel—transforms how we live as citizens, neighbors, and as an inviting contrast to the surrounding culture.

In this message from Romans 12, Pastor Thomas demonstrates how the gospel provides the power necessary for Christians to say no to evil and yes to God.

The Bible teaches that God is a sovereign King whose will is done. He is the one who reaches out and saves people by his grace alone. On the other hand, the Bible also teaches that people are responsible actors in the world. As Christians, we hold both of these truths in tension with one another. In this message from Romans 11, Pastor Thomas breaks down what it means for people either to accept or reject God's offer to save them.

Romans 10 provides us with a passionate, deeply reasoned argument for both God's sovereignty and human freedom and responsibility. Yes, it's both. In this message, Pastor Thomas helps us see and savor the beauty of God in Jesus through this passage.