How we perceive the world around us often shapes our expectations & beliefs. Every year on Palm Sunday, Christians around the world celebrate the triumphant entry of our Lord & Savior, Jesus the Christ, into the Holy city of Jerusalem. Just like the Israelites in John 12:12-18 waved palm branches & shouted out to Jesus as He passed by, we too wave & shout to the Christ. What do we expect from Jesus? What is our perception of His ministry & mission? These questions we will humbly ask ourselves as we celebrate Palm Sunday.

What does it mean to be fully devoted? What do you give your full attention to? What is your focus every day? Join us as we continue our Lenten sermon series from the Gospel of John as Pastor Mark preaches on the extravagant worship Mary gives to Jesus with a bottle of expensive perfume and her costly devotion.

In John 11, Jesus performs an amazing miracle supporting a very powerful declaration, "I am the Resurrection and the Life". As we continue in our series "Iconic", we will look at how - like Mary and Martha - many of us face various frustrations and disappointments of life, as well. Yet, as we live in faith, we can be fully confident that our Savior Jesus cares for us and will bring us the help we need.

Our eyesight is a valuable gift from God. It allows us to see His creation, as well as the needs He has placed in our path. Here's the problem - we may have physical eyesight yet be spiritually blind. The blind man in John 9 had his sight restored but still couldn't see who Jesus really was. Only after experiencing Jesus, did he finally proclaim, "Lord I believe", and worshipped Him. Join us as Pastor Dave helps us assess the question, how is your spiritual eyesight?

A woman goes to a well and is surprised that Jesus is there. They have an amazing conversation about sin, worship, Living Water, and a lot more. Join us as we continue our Lenten sermon series with a message from Pastor Mark on the good news at the well.

the word "iconic" refers to someone or something influential or famous. Working thought the Gospel of John, we learn how our Lord's iconic life and sacrifice continue to makea powerful impact upon people's hearts and lives to this day.

Join us as we look at Jesus' cleaning out the temple. As God's temples today, we ask Jesus to drive out whatever sin might be cluttering up our hearts so that, by His grace we can be forgiven and empowered to be the people God wants us to be.

The word "iconic" refers to someone or something influential or famous. While icons come and go, Jesus of Nazareth remains iconic because He alone is synonymous with hope, mercy and love. Working through the Gospel of John, we learn how our Lord's story, His teaching, and His sacrifice continue to make a powerful impact upon people's hearts and lives to this day.

The Bible is very clear that God is Holy and Pure! The Bible is also very clear that we are sinful, and on our own, we will never be holy and pure. So, do we just give up? No, there is Hope found in our Lord and Savior. Join us as Pastor Dave looks at how God reveals himself as Yahweh M'Kaddesh. This name identifies God as the God who purifies (sanctifies) us to His Glory. We will learn steps to take for us to be growing, maturing, and becoming more Christ-like.

Deuteronomy 7:9 reads, "Know therefore that the Lord your God is God; He is (El Hanne'eman) the faithful God, keeping His covenant of love to a thousand generations of those who love Him and keep His commandments." Join us as we continue our sermon series, Power In The Name, as Pastor Mark preaches on El Hanne'eman, our God who is faithful.

"The protective layer did what it was supposed to." That is the response of building officials when the glass-bottom observation deck on the 108th floor of Chicago's Willis Tower cracked with a mom and child standing on it.

We have a God like that. He is a protective God. He is Yahweh Nissi, or the God who defends. Join us as Pastor Mark preaches on Yahweh Nissi: The God Who Defends.