This week, Pastor Matt preaches from the book of Esther, Chapter 2:1-18. As we continue to learn how our miraculous God meets us in the mundane world, we'll also see that there is only one God and only one true "King of Kings." Even though God isn't directly mentioned in this entire book, His sovereign power and His providential work are on display through every person, every circumstance, and every choice.

This week, Pastor Matt preaches from the book of Esther, Chapter 1:10-25. As we continue to learn how our miraculous God meets us in the mundane world, we'll also see that there is only one God and only one true "King of Kings." Even though God isn't directly mentioned in this entire book, His sovereign power and His providential work are on display through every person, every circumstance, and every choice.

Jesus is the King we need, but don’t deserve–and he’s the one who dies to make sure we get him.

This week, Pastor Matt preaches from the book of Esther, Chapter 1:1-9. As we continue to learn how our miraculous God meets us in the mundane world, we'll also see that there is only one God and only one true "King of Kings." Even though God isn't directly mentioned in this entire book, His sovereign power and His providential work are on display through every person, every circumstance, and every choice.

As God’s people--as Jesus’ disciples, His followers, we get:

Listen to Pastor Matt preach from Psalms 120, 121, 122 about,"The gospel sets us free with the truth: about darkness, God, and God’s promises." In this series we will see the Psalms through a new lens and find beauty, wisdom, and truth where many Christians have too quickly read past the richness of the gift of Psalms.

1.) Psalm 120: The truth about the darkness

2.) Psalm 121: The truth about God

3.) Psalm 122: God’s promises to His people

Listen to guest speaker Pastor Greg Reed preach from multiple areas from the Bible where we learn how Jesus defines us. Psalms 4:3; 37:23-24, Isaiah 41:9-10; 62:12, Jeremiah 1:5, Luke 19:10, John 10:27-9; 15:16, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Ephesians 2:8-10, 1 Peter 2:8-10. 

In our "Abide" sermon series, we're studying the Gospel of John (chapters 13-17) and reorienting ourselves back to what it means to be a disciple of Jesus--a person who abides (S.T.A.Y.S.) with Jesus. This week in John 13:1-5 we find that a disciple of Jesus serves in community. 

1.) Jesus takes up the towel.

2.) Jesus commands us to take up the towel.

3.) Without community, there is no towel to pick up. 

4.) Serving in community produces joy.