Deacon Whit Jackson gave us a profound reflection on what it means to bear false witness; but beyond that, he reminded us that amidst our deep brokenness and sin, God has provided freedom, identify and a Savior in the person of Jesus Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan Walker gave us a powerful reminder of the supremacy and preeminence of Christ as revealed in the first chapter of the letter to the Colossians!

This past Sunday, guest pastor Josiah Ravish walked us through the 7th Commandment: “Do Not Commit Adultery” (Exodus 20:14). He gave us a powerful word on purity, covenant and redemption in Christ.

This past Sunday, Kyle Pizzuto walked us through the 6th Commandment: “Do Not Murder” (Exodus 20:13). He reminded us that all of us in various ways fail to properly honor life, but that in spite of that Jesus Christ offers us redemption and hope.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan walked us through the 5th Commandment: “Honor your Father & Mother” (Exodus 20:12). He reminded us that to honor our father and mother is to honor the Lord and to trust in his care.

This past Sunday, Jeremy Clay walked us through the Fourth Commandment: “Remember the Sabbath” (Exodus 20:8-11). He helped us understand the difference between taking a self-focused “Holiday” during the week vs what the true sabbath was created for.. a “Holy Day”.

This past Sunday, Staff Ministry Director Cristian Maldonado preached on the Third Commandment: “Do not take the Lord’s name in Vain.” We were reminded that to truly obey this commandment, we must be filled with passionate reverence for God’s name.

This past Sunday Pastor Ryan preached from Exodus 20:4-6 on the 2nd commandment: “You Shall Not Make Idols”. We were reminded not just to worship God alone, but to worship Him in the right way!

Our Ten Commandments Series continued in Exodus 20:1-3 this past weekend as Elder Scott Reavis preached on what it truly means to have no other gods.

Pastor Ryan Walker introduces the new sermon series on the Ten Commandments with an exposition of Exodus chapter 19.