In the two Sabbath accounts in Luke 6, we can see two things, that God values mercy over ceremony, and that our rest is in Christ

Here we explore what it means to be adopted by God through faith in Jesus. And it's glorious.....

Because the world hates God and those who seek to be faithful to Him, we must expect to face persistent opposition as we seek to follow Christ. In this passage we see an example of worldly opposition to Biblical truth and the faithful worship of God and how we as believers must respond in faith.

Paul's letter to Titus continues in chapter 2 with an admonition to the church that sound doctrine is the foundation for Godly living.

Life is short and uncertain. May we humbly use our days as a gift, to follow God's will for us in humble obedience

In this message we consider the marvel and joy of the doctrine of our adoption through faith and new birth in Christ.

Because Christ is the foundation that has been laid for us as his temple, we should rejoice in and build our lives faithfully upon Him. This sermon considers God's faithfulness in the re-founding of the temple and how it points us to the true temple in Christ.

As Christians, how should we react to the LGBT community- Spoiler alert- Be like Jesus. React with truth and grace as He did. This message considers how we as Christians must respond with both truth and grace to those who are part of the LGBT community, rather than merely shunning.

Through Job's sudden pain and suffering, we catch a glimpse of the primary reason for worshiping God- As the owner, giver and taker of it all, He is worthy-

This message looks at the courtesy we as believers must show in the midst of a harsh and hostile culture as we seek to faithfully represent Christ.