When was the last time you were truly in awe? Not awe like scrolling through your instagram feed, but real, genuine child-like wonder and awe? Pastor Ben challenges us to make room for those moments in this sermon from Psalm 139. (08-12-18)

Ever have the unexpected drop into your life? Ever have a big decision to make? Ever feel stressed about all of it and feel like a hampster running on a wheel going nowhere? This Psalm is for you. (08-05-18)

In part II of Psalm 67, Alex walks us through the importance of evangelism and what should be on the heart of the church for people in our neighborhoods and city. (07-29-18)

The Psalms absolutely points to Jesus and His mission. A mission of redemption that He has called His church to take part in. This week we looked at a few verses in Psalm 67 and got a glimpse of The Mission. (07-22-18)

We know God has blessed us but what does it mean to bless Him? In this Psalm from David we see very clearly that in an ever busy, chaotic, self-centered culture, we need to constantly remember what God has done and who He is. This is where the blessing comes from. (07-15-18)

Where are you God? Have you ever been there? This is one of the most honest questions that even the most faith-filled ask in times of suffering; especially when the suffering isn't met with quick resolve. The good news, God is able to handle the question and not only that answers it by pointing us to the cross, His presence, and the promise of resolution. (07-08-18)

Does God care about justice? Absolutely. So when we see injustice, what should our response be? Where should we go, what should we do? In this incredibly raw and honest Psalm from David we get some insight into the relationship between justice and mercy. (07.01.18)

The temptation to let our minds run anxiously can be overwhelming and constant. In this stand alone sermon, Alex walks through what it means to go from having anxious minds to joyful hearts. (06-24-18)

Famine, death, doubts, surrender, redemption. This is what we've seen throughout this amazing story. What we've also seen is God's providential hand all the way to the end. As we wrap up these final verses, what becomes so apparent is that God is not erasing the past, but He is renewing our hope for the future. (06-17-18)

Some of the hardest and scariest times in our lives come during the waiting on the unknown. When we're helpless and all we can do is wait our mind races, our hearts wander, and doubts grow greater. What we see in Ruth 4 is a beautiful picture of God's faithfulness and we're reminded that Jesus, who has purchased our future is in control of our present. (06-10-18)