This week marks the beginning of the season of Advent, the first season of the church calendar. In this sermon, Pastor Chris explores what it looks like to wait for Jesus during this Advent season.

The good news that is the gospel isn't just that Jesus died for our sins so that we can go to heaven. While salvation is part of the gospel, it's not all of it. This week Pastor Chris explores the good news--the gospel--of the Jesus story.

We've finally reached the final chapter of Ecclesiastes, but how does all this fit together? Is there resolution, or are we just left feeling as if life is meaningless? This week Pastor Chris draws things together and cast a vision for a life that enjoys the small things as glimpses of God's coming kingdom.

Sometimes, no matter how hard we try, life just seems to be random and uncontrollable. Other times, it seems that life has a way of letting our poor decisions catch up with us. This week Pastor Chris explores these challenges and more in Ecclesiastes 9:11-11:10.

This week Pastor Chris explores what the Bible teaches about faithful followers of Christ who have died. He explains the meaning of the word 'saint' and the coming hope of the Christian life.

This week Pastor Chris explores life and death, pointing out the glimmers of hope that we see shining through the small things in life.

This week Pastor Chris explores life, death, wealth, and wisdom as we continue our sermon series through the book of Ecclesiastes.

Our culture makes life out to be one, giant rat race after power, status, and wealth. Yet, do those who have gained such feats discover meaning? This week Pastor Chris explores this question and more as we study chapters 4 and 5 of Ecclesiastes.

Do you ever feel time trapped? That you can't escape the seasons of life as time cycles by? Have you ever wondered if God has us trapped in this cycle? If so, you aren't alone. This week Pastor Chris explores the cycle of life in chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes.

This week we meet the character Qohelet and consider with him what might be meaningful in life.