This week, we follow Solomon as he explores wealth as a path to meaning and significance in life.

Continuing in our series on Ecclesiastes, the Teacher now turns and examines Justice as an ultimate pursuit of life.

Continuing our series on Ecclesiastes, we look at the famous "time poem," exploring what we're to do day-to-day when something as big as eternity has been put into our hearts.

Solomon continues his quest for meaning and purpose in this life, looking at wisdom and work. Is there any weight to be found here? Anything to cling to? 

This week, we look at the beginning of Ecclesiastes chapter 2, where Solomon tells us about his search for meaning in pleasure. Where did he seek it, and what did he find? 

In this message, we introduce the book of Ecclesiastes and its central question: where can we find meaning and significance in life? This short little book packs a punch, and forces us to wrestle with some big questions in order to help us live well. Join us as we explore this book this Spring semester!

This Fall we're looking at the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) together, which is Jesus' introduction to what it means to follow Him as He brings the kingdom of heaven. This week we look at the very end of the sermon where Jesus contrasts two builders. Who is he talking about? What does it mean to be a wise builder or a foolish one? 

This Fall we're looking at the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) together, which is Jesus' introduction to what it means to follow Him as He brings the kingdom of heaven. This week we look at Matthew 6:24-34, where Jesus addresses our worry, stress, and anxiety. Why should we, as children of a heavenly Father, worry less? What is the root of our worry and anxiety? What does it look like to rest in Christ and let go of those things? 

This Fall we're looking at the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) together, which is Jesus' introduction to what it means to follow Him as He brings the kingdom of heaven. This week we look at Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches us how to pray. How are we supposed to view God as we come to Him in prayer? What kinds of things do we pray for? 

This Fall we're looking at the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) together, which is Jesus' introduction to what it means to follow Him as He brings the kingdom of heaven. This week we look at Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18, discussing the way that Jesus exposes our motivations in "practicing our righteousness" (or "doing Christian things"). Why do we so often struggle with the temptation to do it "to be seen," and how can we be free to enjoy things like generosity, prayer, and fasting without obsessing over what other people think?