In our new Summer Series, we will look at some of the "one thing" passages in Scripture in an attempt to help us focus our faith journey. In this message we look at the familiar story of Martha and Mary and see how sitting at the feet of Jesus is the cure for stress.

In our new Summer Series, we will look at some of the "one thing" passages in Scripture in an attempt to help us focus our faith journey. In our first message we look at the healing of the blind man in John 9 and consider what one thing we know about Jesus.

Hebrews 12 reminds us that discipline is not pleasant. In this message we look at the purpose of godly discipline and how we can profit from it.

How we see God determines the kind of relationship we have with Him. In this Father's Day message, we look at some of the wrong impressions we have of God and attempt to reconnect with our Heavenly Father.

John the Baptist shares that the key to joy is found when Jesus increases and he decreases. What does that mean for you and I as we live in an age that values self promotion and self-centeredness?

Daniel 10 offers us a look behind the scenes at how prayer works. In these verses we see the preciousness of our prayers, the nature of the spiritual battle that is around us, the power of prayer and the peace and strength prayer can bring us.

Paul ends his 2nd Letter to the Church in Corinth with the blessing of the Trinity. The grace of our Lord, the love of the Father and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. These words had special importance to a church that had been struggling with issues of disunity, discipline and doctrine. As we struggle with these same issues what might this triune blessing mean for the church today?

What does a person shaped by Pentecost act like? In this Pentecost message we will attempt to answer this question and more.

If we only have the New Testament, we miss the fuller revelation of what Jesus is and does for us. Our new series "Seeing Christ in the Old Testament," will provide us some glimpses of how the whole of the Bible shows us the glory of the One who came to save us. In this message we look at the way Jesus' fulfillment of all righteousness in keeping the commandments is exchanged for our unrighteousness. This Great Exchange is the key to understanding the Gospel.

If we only have the New Testament, we miss the fuller revelation of what Jesus is and does for us. Our new series "Seeing Christ in the Old Testament," will provide us some glimpses of how the whole of the Bible shows us the glory of the One who came to save us. This message looks at Jesus and the sacrificial system of Israel. Our focus in on Leviticus 16 and how Jesus is our scapegoat.