In this message we take a look at God's design for the family, and recognize that God sees all of the members of His family, or His church, from the youngest to the oldest, as vital members of His body.

In this message we took a  look at the calling on the Christian wife to submit, but we see it within the context of the call on all believers to submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.

Taking a look at this passage for Christian husbands, and considering that Christlike authority looks a lot more like sacrifice than control or dominion, we see Paul painting a picture of Christ and the Church.

As we step into the new year together, our desire and our prayer is that God would form in us a true, Great Commission Church. We want to be found faithful to the commission of Christ to go and make disciples of Jesus Christ of every nation. Our verse for the year not only calls us to action, but gives us a spirit to walk in as we go.

In this message, we take another look at our Verses of the Year for 2021, Jude 20-21, considering what it means to truly contend for the faith in Christ.

The temple in Jerusalem was the center of religious life in the days of Jesus. But He changes that. In this message, we look at Jesus as the Greater Temple, a true and better center of faith and life for His people.

The guarantee is not that Jesus is going to calm every storm that comes our way in this life, but that He will present with us in them, not as a passive observer, but as the Creator and Sustainer of all things.

In this Advent message we look at Jesus as the Greater Light, greater than all others, and what that means for us in the world today.

Looking at some of the major events in the life of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew, this Advent Sermon Series leads us to better understand the nature of the searching human heart, and the answer that's found in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

In our message from Ephesians 5:8-21, we look at the commission of those who are in Christ to walk as those who are in Christ. We're called to intentionally pursue a counter-cultural life as children of the Living God, here in the darkness, walking as children of light, together.