This worship service on the fourth Sunday in Advent includes, music, Christmas carols, prayer, the lighting of the Advent wreath, special music from our 4 and 5-year-old Noah's Ark children, and a sermon by Pastor Andrew Wild titled "The...

Why is it important to believe that Jesus was born of a virgin? What difference does that make in our understanding of who He was and what He did? This message explores why the virgin birth was essential for Jesus' role as Savior.

This worship service on the first Sunday in Advent includes music, prayer, the lighting of the advent wreath, a Christmas hymn, and a sermon by Pastor Brian Edmonds titled "An Unexpected Encounter." This sermon begins our Advent teaching...

Our annual international missions Sunday worship service includes music, prayer, the reading of Scripture, updates from our supported missionaries, and a sermon by Pastor David Beaty titled "That Your Name May Be Known On Earth." Why did...

Jesus calls his followers to be like him. That means we are called to be serious in faith, humble in servanthood, and grateful for all God does for us. This message points us to Christ's vision for his followers.

Some of the most challenging words about money in all of Scripture came from Jesus. For example, Christ says, "You cannot serve God and money." This message explores two of Jesus' challenging parables about handling money with a view...

Luke chapter 15 has often been called the heart of Luke's gospel. In it, we see three parallel parables that convey the same message: The shepherd searching for what is lost.

In Luke 14:25-35 we find three conditions for discipleship and three corresponding illustrations.

God's Kingdom has been called the "Upside Down Kingdom" because the things He values are so different from the way our world operates. This message examines Jesus' challenges to religious people and His call to new values that are...