Our guest speaker for Mother's Day, Joan Wood, illustrates her Technicolor vision of life as she brings us a stirring message of the awesome power of Jesus and the power of His love. She and her husband Chris are co-pastors at Zion Fellowship in Canandaigua.

Our guest speaker, Paul Johansson, draws from Acts 2 and speaks to us about being authentic in our church life.

Disney's Frozen breaks the mold of Disney cartoons in all the right ways. In spite of a few missteps, it gives some great relationship advice, encourages us to use the gifts God gave us, and demonstrates what true love really looks like in action.

It's Easter Sunday! We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead today, but there's something else you should know. If the Resurrection was a surprise (and it was) then surprises inspired by the Love of God ought to be the experience of everyone who follows Him!

The Superman story contains a great many deliberate similarities to the story of Jesus. It's a great action hero story that helps illuminate The Great Story--the one of God coming to Earth to die for us because of His love.

This is the last message in a series we called "You Can't Do That!", outlining four different things you can't do, Biblically speaking. Today we'll explore 1John 4 and discover that you cannot say you love God and "hate your brother." It's really all about love; God's Love.

We live for another kingdom even though we live in this world. Guest speaker, Pastor Phil McNeill explaiins the difference.

Today we find out that there's something else you can't do, Biblically speaking: you can't ignore God's Word and do well in a storm. As you listen in, you'll find that Jesus has a great formula for thriving in the great storms of life.

Jesus said we can't serve God and mammon. What He says appears obvious, but there is a lot more to it. Mammon is more than just money, and Jesus isn't saying that we have to serve either God or mammon. He's saying something deeper.

A great way to start an argument is to bring up the idea of politics and how the church should relate to political things. The Scriptures have more to say than we think about the role of the church, the political arena, and our role as individual Christians. This sermon seeks to reduce the heat of the arguments and shed light on the subject.