We welcomed guest Pastor Dan Eisnor, he brought us a sermon called "Practice Total Hospitality" he focuses on Roman 12:9-21. As a church and Christian we are called to practice hospitality to everyone all the time. Allow yourself to be open to others and to embrace others.

Pastor Austin continues in Acts with his sermon "Finding Philip". The Bible should be savored together. Don’t limit yourself to solo reading because your interpretation will be confined by the limits of your own experience.

 Pastor Austin continues in Acts focusing on chapter 7 and the story of Stephen. The beautiful thing about God is that even as the story progresses, he never changes. 

Check out our Sunday Leftovers to hear more about Stephen. 

Pastor Austin continues in Acts with his sermon "Jubilee Joy". We aren’t perfect, but we can be honest, and this is a shift in the church. This isn’t a place where we should have to lie to feel like we fit in.

Pastor Austin continues in Acts with his sermon "Ordinary Courage". God is on the move. He was before you were born, he is now, and he will be after your time. Let’s not sit around asking God to move when we’re the only one not moving

Pastor Austin continues in Acts with his sermon entitled "Constitution of the Church". No one could have said, “The Bible says to do these things.” Because the New Testament hasn’t been written yet. They are doing it because the gospel has made them a community. 

Guest pastor Eric Peterson continues the Summer series on Acts. He focuses on Acts 2:1-21

Pastor Austin starts our new Summer series on the book of Acts!. Following the unstoppable motion of a relentless God. 

Pastor Austin continues the Out of The Margins sermon series with his sermon: Thirsty for Sand. As Solomon says in Ecclesiastes, “God has set eternity in the human heart.” Embedded in our nature is a thirst for something bigger than us that can put all the pieces together and turn chaos and pain and joy into meaning. 

Pastor Austin continues his series "Out of the Margins" with his sermon "Nothing for Scraps". The Canaanite woman shows us that in the light of everything Jesus has done for us through his death and resurrection, there is no “if-then” expression of faith that can satisfy God. It is only by grace and surrender that God is impressed and calls our faith “great.”