In a standalone sermon from Sunday morning, Dr. Brent Baskin takes us through Deuteronomy chapter 6 and reminds us of God's presence and faithfulness.

In the start of our new series "Killing Goliath" Ryan takes this ancient story and shows us: how it directly applies to us today and how God has sent a true and better David: Jesus Christ.

It is the season of Love as Valentine's Day draws near. But in our culture we get the meaning of Love so wrong so often. Bob takes us through Scripture to remind us not only what defines love best, but Who.

We all have chains. We all have disappointing, sad, and frustrating things in our lives. But what if Jesus is using these things to bring us closer to Him? What if He is using our chains to make us more free? Ryan explains in our final Philippians sermon.

The love Jesus has for us is amazing! He comes in and completely changes our world. He enters in to our lives and makes us different. But what does that look like? Mark Ackerman from Unity Christian School shows us how Jesus takes our hearts and flips the script.

We are not in a race against each other. As Christians it can be so easy to get discouraged sometimes when we see others succeeding. But Brent Baskin brings an encouraging word as he takes a few minutes to remind us that we're all in this together, and that God's not done yet.

What do you put your confidence in? Put another way: if everything else in your life goes wrong, what's the one thing you need to make it though? For the apostle Paul, he put all his confidence into his accomplishments. Then Jesus came into his life, and that changed everything.

Part 4 of our Philippians series. Paul wrote a letter to his beloved church in Philippi, begging them to stay united and humble. To show this, Paul gave the ultimate example of humility: Jesus Christ.

Part 3 of our Phlippians series: Ryan walks us through the end of Philippians chapter 1 and explains to us Paul's wonderful words: "To live is Christ, and to die is gain."

Part 2 of our Philippians series: In a world full of tension and trial, our perspective is more important than ever. Bob shares how Paul's perspective was shaped by God and His Word, instead of by the world. Bob then shows us how we can do the same.