Easter is not just about something incredible and wonderful that happened two thousand years ago. It's also about you and me in the here-and-now. So on Sunday we'll explore how Jesus' resurrection enables us to embrace a new way of living, a new way of dying, and a new way of seeing eternity. Join us for a great celebration!

This Sunday we will celebrate Palm Sunday and also wrap up our sermon series on the life of Joseph. What does Joseph have to do with Palm Sunday? Actually, quite a lot. The final episode in the life of Joseph is an amazing foreshadowing of what Jesus himself eventually did at the end of his life -- and contains a profound spiritual lesson for each of us.

This Sunday, as we continue our study of the life of Joseph, we come to the point in his life when everything finally came together, God's plan for his life finally became clear, and he finally began to experience fullness of life. So what happened and what can we learn from Joseph's experience that will guide us into a similar fullness of life? .

Do you ever feel like life is passing you by -- or like some aspect of life is passing you by? This Sunday we'll explore a Bible passage that offers us insight into how to respond in those moments, as we continue our study of the life of Joseph.

This Sunday we continue our study of the life of Joseph by digging into an experience in his life that emphasizes how ready, willing, and able God is to speak to us and guide us . . . if we're listening. So how does God speak into our lives? And how can we better listen? Those are the two core questions we'll grapple with.

What makes a beautiful life? The Bible offers a one word answer. Do you know what it is? This Sunday we’ll explore that one word answer and how to incorporate it into our lives. This is the second installment in our sermon series on the life of Joseph. Join us on Sunday if you want to live your best life now!

Today we begin a new sermon series on the up-and-down, zigzag life of Joseph as told in the book of Genesis. It’s a story bristling with insights for our own journey. The story begins with something every single one of us will experience many times in our own life. What do you do when you have a dream that dies?

Why did God call our church into existence? Aren’t there already more than enough churches in the world? What is our unique vision and mission? This Sunday we’ll wrap up our “Called Together” sermon series by exploring those questions – because the truth is: God has given us an AMAZING and COMPELLING mission! And we get to be part of it!

Is life wearing you out? Are you feeling dry and thirsty? Life can be brutal. So how do we replenish ourselves and find strength for the journey. The answer the Bible gives is worship. From the beginning of time, worship has been at the heart of living a life of faith. Every generation of believers, in every culture, have included worship songs as a central element of their weekly gathering. Why? What are we missing? What is worship? Why do we need it? And how do we do it?

Due to weather, in lieu of our regular sermon series today we had a congregational discussion focusing on the following questions: What should and shouldn't we do as individuals to make a difference? and What should and shouldn't we do as a church to make a difference?