This is the first of two messages around the theme of Advent, the Lord Jesus! We've based both messages around the old hymn, "Fairest Lord Jesus" for a reason: People seem to lose sight of the One who is most beautiful, in a season where there are many distractions! We'll examine some clear verses of Scripture from Colossians 1:12-20 and find that Jesus is most beautiful!

Every year we have a special Thanksgiving service the Sunday after Thanksgiving. We think it's important to take time and thank God for all He has done in our lives over the past year. People from the congregation volunteer to share their stories of how God has moved in their lives. The live testimonies were recorded from the service, while others were recorded ahead of time through video. At the end, it's all tied together as we talk a little about John the Baptist.

Chariots of Fire is the true story of "the man who wouldn't run on a Sunday." It tells the story of two great British athletes training for the 1924 Olympics: Christian missionary Eric Liddell and equally talented Harold Abrahams. Liddell and Abrahams take two very different approaches to their running: Abrahams finds his identity in it, and Liddell does it to the glory of God. This sermon reviews the film and draws out amazing lessons and examples of what faithfulness to God looks like in action.

This last message in a short series on the Bible is meant to be very practical. It's all about feeding yourself from the Scriptures and it isn't as hard as you may think. The great Helper comes alongside us as the Author of the Bible to teach us great truths that are food for our inner person! Get full of God's Word!

Most of us take the presence of our English Bibles for granted. But the stories behind its existence are dramatic, nearly unbelievable, and inspiring. Hear how our New Testament made its way through the ages to finding its way into our homes, and hopefully, into our hearts.

Today's message is the first in a series of messages about the Bible itself. How should we think about this book? Is it meant to be taken literally? Or is it a book of great quotes, marvelous stories and great characters, but not meant to be more than that? This first message is about building your life on the Bible and how to do it!

This is the last message in a short series on portions of the Book of Acts. It's a little out of order, but today we talk about the amazing "fallout" from the miracle in chapter 3. Will life ever be the same? When the Holy Spirit moves there's a disruption of the status quo. Are you prepared to let God disrupt your life with a move of His Holy Spirit?

This past weekend we had several prophets come and minister to the church. Steve Fedele preached three impactful messages about the local church and God’s heart towards it.

Glenn Kaiser, an elder in the church, is our guest speaker today. He spoke on Hebrews 10:19-25 as Part 7 in our series on Hebrews. Glenn looks deep into what it means to boldly enter the Holy Place of God and the important aspects of walking that out. He also encourages and reminds everyone of the freedom and promise of the new covenant.

That was then, this is now. So much of this portion of the book of Hebrews follows that pattern! We find that there was a place and means of worship that, even though it endured for a long time, isn't valid any more. It's been replaced by something way better! Could that also relate to your life personally?