1 Kings 11:1-13, tells the folly of the wisest man who ever lived. In looking at the idols that turned the heart of Solomon, we find that the same idols wage war in our culture and hearts today. This second message in our series "Idol Talk" looks at how ancient gods are still part of the modern world.

Murder, homosexuality, blaspheming the Holy Spirit - what is the great sin in Scripture? This first message in our new series "Idol Talk" looks at the sin of idolatry as the foundation for all the rest.

The transfiguration of Jesus is a powerful reminder that we can't put God in a box.

We are on a constant quest for more. We are on an endless search for satisfaction. We seek that which will meet our deepest hunger and our deepest need. We are looking in the wrong place until we look to Christ - the Bread of Life.

The last message in our series on The Vine and the Branches [John 15] looks at blessings we receive by remaining in Christ.

The second message in our series on "The Vine and the Branches" (John 15) looks at what we can and can't do to remain connected to Christ. The key is not to trust our own striving, but to let the life of Jesus live in us.

Fruit is the evidence of a new creation. Building off our New Year's message we begin a look at John 15 to see how remaining in Christ is the key to a fruitful and abundant life. This first sermon looks at the vital connection, the vital corrections and the vital conviction needed to grow.

The following quote from Paul David Tripp launches us into the New Year. "The New Year has no power to produce a new you, but that is exactly what grace does; new acceptance, new identity and new power." This message looks at how grace is key in becoming a new you in the new year.

Fruit is the evidence of a new creation. Building off our New Year's message we begin a look at John 15 to see how remaining in Christ is the key to a fruitful and abundant life. This first sermon looks at the vital connection, the vital corrections and the vital conviction needed to grow.

Fruit is the evidence of a new creation. Building off our New Year's message we begin a look at John 15 to see how remaining in Christ is the key to a fruitful and abundant life. This first sermon looks at the vital connection, the vital corrections and the vital conviction needed to grow.