Life is full of deceptive people. It seems that part of our human nature inclines us to do whatever we can to get the upper hand. We shouldn't be surprised to learn that Jesus warned his followers to watch out for deceivers among their ranks. But how can we tell who to trust, or if we can even trust ourselves? We discuss these questions and more as we continue our sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount.

In this second week of the "Our Story" series, Pastor Chris explores the problem that quickly crept into God's good, ordered, purposeful creation. In chapter 3 of Genesis, humans are faced with a choice. Are they going to trust God and live on his terms, or are they going to choose to make their own terms in the garden.

Where did we come from? Why does life exist in the universe? For what purpose has human life come into existence? All these questions and more are addressed in this week's sermon as we kickoff our 2019 summer sermon series called, "Our Story: The Story of God's People." What better place to start a story than the beginning?

The Trinity is one of the most challenging and controversial beliefs held by Christians. In this week's sermon, Pastor Chris explores the history behind the development of the doctrine of the Trinity, the doctrine's reception throughout history, and the reasons for why it exists and is still important today.

On this day over 2000 years ago something that would change the course of history forever happened. While Jesus' followers were gathered in a room in a home in Jerusalem they were overcome by the Holy Spirit. That day marked the beginning of a movement that would one day takeover the Roman Empire.

The week we continue our journey through the Easter Season.

On this Easter Day we deal with the most important question of all time: Why was the tomb empty?

On this Palm Sunday, we explore the impacts of Jesus' (un)triumphant entry into Jerusalem for the Passover Festival.

The call of the Jesus of Nazareth is to do more than just believe something about him. Instead, it is a call to follow him, even to his death. This week we explore the choice of the kingdom of God, and it could be costly.

How does the good news of the kingdom of God go from our minds and hearts to our lives? How does it break into the world to transform the world? It all begins with the hope of reconnection, to God and to those around us. In this week's sermon, we explore the gospel's power to reconnect.