Today we continue to think about and look at Jesus, and the great salvation we have in him and from him. In particular today we look at two things; our enslavement to the fear of death, and the atonement. 

This week Anthony went over Hebrews 2:1-13, leading us through the wonderful truths about the Salvation that Jesus offers.

Pastor Aaron brings the word this morning. Listen in and hear about the greatness of Jesus! 

Today we start the book of Hebrews, a beautiful, artful, complex book looking at so many contours of Jesus. Today we talk about two big themes in the book of Hebrews; God Speaks, and Jesus our Resource. Join us as we look to be encouraged in our faith by a book that was meant to help discouraged Christians keep finding their life in Christ. 

Pastor Dana Dailey brings the word for us this morning! She beautifully connects James' historical background to what he says about prayer in the letter. You will leave this sermon feeling encouraged to pray in all the sorts of ways that the book of James encourages us to. 

This week we look at some intense words James has for the rich. In it we see how James is writing in the prophetic style of the Old Testament Prophets. We look at how James the prophet wants to show us God's heart, invite us into change, and to help us gain a prophetic imagination. 

It's family Sunday for us, which means we have all of the kids in service for us. We continue our series in the book of James with a mini sermon from James 4:1-6. 

This week Jacqueline encourages and challenges us to respond to God's love by doing.

This week you get two mini sermons that together make a long sermon. The first sermon Anthony spends some time talking about the recent ICE raids, and denounces the evil of those raids. In the second sermon he takes us through James' encourgements for the church to be with the poor and care for the poor. 

Rand Habegger unpacks three lessons from across the book of James about the problem, pattern, and power for using our tongues well.