In the Book of Ruth, we find the wonderful truth that God loves to rebuild broken lives. But just how does he do that? In this message from Ruth 2, entitled It Just So Happened, we discover three methods God uses to provide for us as his children and, when necessary, to mend our broken lives. Sometimes we miss seeing God’s hand at work because we don’t know where to look.

We all start out in life with our dreams and ambitions. But life doesn’t always follow our script. What happens when we wake up one day, far from home with our dream in pieces and our life broken? In this message from Ruth 1, entitled Shattered Dreams and Broken Lives we follow the story of a Jewish woman and her family who left God’s place of blessing “to sojourn (stay a little while)” in a distant land. What happened to her there? What spiritual lessons can we learn from her experience?

“Surely This Man Was the Son of God!” In this Good Friday message, we examine Mark’s account of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ from Mark 15:33-16:8. From his account, Pastor Cam highlights four specific details and uses them to answer three critical questions about the events of Good Friday and Easter.

“Where is the God of Elijah?” This was the question Elisha asked as he stood beside the River Jordan after Elijah was taken up into heaven. It is a good question for us today. As we reflect on the life and times of Elijah, what are the lessons we can take away? The bottom line from this message on 2 Kings 1-2 is this: Elijah is gone, but the God of Elijah is still here!

In this sermon, we survey 3 chapters, 1 Kings 20-22, taken from the heart of the historical books of the Old Testament and the history of the northern kingdom of Israel. The times were dark as the nation and its leaders turned away from God to follow idols. But God was still there and he was not silent. His voice was still audible through his courageous servants, the prophets. What lessons can we learn from their example? More importantly, what do we learn about God and his character in these chapters? Find out in this message entitled Of Kings and Prophets.