This week, Ben Hall finished our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 13:1-14. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Christina Honecker continued through our sermon series "Questions Jesus Asked" by exploring Matthew 9:27-31.

Jesus was a master at asking questions. These questions reveal his character and heart, draw us in, drive us to think and rethink, and cause us to see things differently.

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through our sermon series "Questions Jesus Asked" by exploring Luke 6:60-71.

Jesus was a master at asking questions. These questions reveal his character and heart, draw us in, drive us to think and rethink, and cause us to see things differently.

This week, Kenny Toews continued our summer sermon series "Questions Jesus Asked" by exploring Luke 6:46.

Jesus was a master at asking questions. These questions reveal his character and heart, draw us in, drive us to think and rethink, and cause us to see things differently.

This week, Lindsay Anderson began a new sermon series "Questions Jesus Asked" by exploring Luke 17:11-19.

Jesus was a master at asking questions. These questions reveal his character and heart, draw us in, drive us to think and rethink, and cause us to see things differently.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 2 Corinthians 11:1-15. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 10:1-18. 

In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus’ tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.