90% of civilians don't act when someone is in need of CPR. What about when it goes beyond physical life and into the eternal? How much do we care? At what lengths will we go to give those who are far from Jesus a fighting chance at life? Psalm 53 is a reality check and an urgent call, not just to those who don't believe in Christ, but to the church to act. (08-06-17)

Have you ever asked God, "How Long?" How long will this suffering last? How long will this tough season on life continue? How long? In Psalm 13, David doesn't take time for niceties, he simply asks God how long and if he's been forgotten. Whether you've been there, are there, or will be there, there's hope found in Jesus. (07-30-17)

Is there something you've become too comfortable with that isn't life giving but life taking? In Psalm 1 we see two paths, one leading to life and one leading to death. We also see the reality that when we underestimate the power of sin and its abilities, we overestimate our own and forfeit the joy we really desire. (07-23-17)

Have you ever felt like you've been forgotten by God? Have you ever wondered how much He really cares about and is involved in your life? In Psalm 121 we get a beautiful reminder of God as our "keeper" and the reality that he hasn't forgotten us and never will. (07-09-17)

In Psalm 150 we see a final call for everything that has breathe to give praise to God the creator, to Jesus our savior, to the Holy Spirit our helper. So what does it mean to truly "praise the Lord?" (07-16-17)

Sometimes we think of repentance as a punishment when really it's the way of freedom for sinful people before a holy, perfect God. What does true repentance look like? In Psalm 51 we get a raw, honest answer from David and a window into the gospel. (07-02-17)

We are jumping into the Psalms this summer! In this Psalm of praise from David we see several practical ways that he enjoyed his God and King and it leads us to ask the question, "Do I really enjoy Jesus?" (06-25-17)

A special stand alone message on the heart of God the Father on Father's Day 2017. (06-18-17)

At the heart of generosity is grace. Our generosity stems from the grace that God has shown us through the most generous gift of all; Jesus. When this grace saturates our heart, it produces generosity throughout our life.

True freedom comes with real responsibility. As Paul wraps up his letter to the Galatians he gives them some very clear and very practical instructions on how to re-build their foundation through relationships with one another. Do you have broken relationships, strained relationships, unhealthy relationships that need to be re-built? What does this look like in the context of grace? (06-04-17)