We all long for eternal and loving family. We long for that. We do not yet have it. That's why we're searching for it in the ways we do or perhaps in some cases have stopped the search altogether. Today's sermon explores where you might be in relation to family and puts into your hands a family that will always be there to love you to the moon and back.

This is a brand new effort at Peace to enable you to plumb more of the depths of Sunday's upcoming sermon text. It is not a sermon. It is PreText information so that your heart can more easily and more powerfully grasp what will be the sermon on Sunday. This Sunday's pretext work is on Matthew 12:46-50.

We all play God in our own hearts. We want to believe what we want to believe, but there is always THE TRUTH. We get to receive in faith the gospel that fills our home with Christ. He is the truth, the forgiveness, and our life.

We all have inner demons. There are some, however, that are more covert than others. This sermon discovers the ways in which the inner demon, pride, blinds us and mutes us to real living and, more importantly, the way Jesus exorcises that demon from us so we can speak and see. Listen in!

This is a brand new effort at Peace to enable you to plumb more of the depths of Sunday's upcoming sermon text. It is not a sermon. It is PreText information so that your heart can more easily and more powerfully grasp what will be the sermon on Sunday. This Sunday's PreText work is on Matthew 12:22-37.

We're no good at rest. We're so not good at rest that we even have managed to turn our rest in a type of performance. Productivity is king. We feel like we need to go out into our lives and squeeze more meaning and success out of life. This is so true in us that the idea of holy time with God – let alone a whole day of that if we choose to have a real holiday – feels a bit like robbery to us. It's time to turn that around and find out that a lot gets down while we rest. Listen in!

We are back!!! Season 2 on the book of Jude will be released on September 4, 2017.  Listen now to some of the highlights of the new and upcoming season.

This is a brand new effort at Peace to enable you to plumb more of the depths of Sunday's upcoming sermon text. It is not a sermon. It is PreText information so that your heart can more easily and more powerfully grasp what will be the sermon on Sunday. This Sunday's pretext work is on Matthew 12:1-14.

Christian life so often does not look a whole lot like life. It looks like struggle. It looks like losses. It looks like doing what I don't want to do. That's what it looks like. And it's painful and frustrating, lonely and hard. This is a sermon to minister to that.

You've got your thing. And I've got my thing, but we've all got our thing. It might be a thing that you want to get rid of. Like your fear. Or your anxiety. Or your depression. Or your people pleasing. Or your money spending habits. Those things could be your thing. Or it might be a thing you want that you know you shouldn’t have, but it still compels you. It still drives you. It’s a thing that you think you need to have to be happy. To be satisfied. To be ok. You know – your thing. It might be – how can this be put delicately? – a certain need that you have. Or your personal success however you define it. Or your respect. Or your financial security. Or the admiration of your peers. Or nicer stuff. You know your thing. Your thing that you don’t really want to tell anybody about. The thing that makes you feel and do things out of kilter and out of order. The thing that is broken and busted and off about you. This is a sermon about freedom from that thing. Listen in and live free!