Jolene Kokroko teaches this week and challenges us to redefine what it means to be thankful this year. You can listen to this weeks message HERE.

Matt concludes our series on the Gospel of Mark by looking at Jesus’ pain of heartbreak in the Garden of Gethsemane and the joy of his redeeming love through the cross and his resurrection. Great love carries with it great risk of heartbreak, but the joy of great love always outweighs the risk of heartbreak. […]

This week, Jacque teaches from Mark Chapter 8 where we look at how we view Jesus affects how we view ourselves which in turn affects how we live our lives. Confused? Give it a listen, it all makes sense… You can listen to this weeks message HERE.

This week, Nate Gilbertson continues our series on Mark by teaching from chapter 4 and how followers of Jesus are called to live their lives as light in a dark place. You can listen to this weeks teaching HERE.

Juice Gerughty continues our series by teaching on the “Calling of Levi” from Mark 2. You can listen to this week’s message HERE.

Jacque Becwar continues our series, The Gospel of Mark, by taking us through Mark 1:16-20 and what Jesus means when he says, “Follow me and I will make you fishers of men.”As it turns out, Jesus makes this statement to his followers because he believes that we can actually be like him. You can listen […]

We continue our series on the Gospel of Mark by taking a look at what Jesus means when he says “The Kingdom of God is near! Repent and Believe the Good News. God’s plan for the coming of his Kingdom happens through the lives of those who follow him. You can listen to this weeks […]

We start our new series on the Gospel of Mark by beginning at the beginning. We see that God fulfills all his promises and his peoples hopes and expectations in and through the person of Jesus – and Jesus fulfills our expectations for transformation. You can listen to this weeks message HERE.

Julie “Juice” Gerughty finishes up our series, “The Book,” by taking a look at how God uses his Word, the Bible, to form us and how we can use the Bible to connect with God. You can listen to this weeks message HERE.

We continue our series entitled, “The Book” by taking a look at how the Bible was formed. The bigger story behind the canonization of the Bible is how God used ordinary people by inspiring them to write and compile the greatest book the world has ever known. As we see, the Bible was formed not […]