In our inaugural message in our Ruth series we begin here. Here the Moabites are clearly blacklisted, so how does Ruth "the Moabite" come to be accepted? In this passage we discuss what it means to be a member of a people, and what it means to be a part of the household of God.

In this message we are reminded of the benefits we receive, and the implications of what it means for us to have new life, in Jesus.

Our first sermon of 2016! In this sermon we consider the challenges and opportunities of the new year. How will we face them? By walking faithfully in accordance with the Gospel we have received.

In this final message from our series in Jonah we consider God's heart of compassion for sinners and then compare it with our own heart - often calloused and only soft towards are our own interests. Will we wallow in self-serving interests or will we open our heart to the desperate plight of the teeming masses?

It's the 4th week of Advent, 2015! As we conclude this Advent season it is helpful to remember that when God saved us, the Holy Spirit placed us in relationship with others in the church. We are a gift to one another. In that vein, what are the best gifts we can give to one another at this time of year?

It's the 3rd week of Advent, 2015! You're busily running around finding gifts for your spouse, kids, parents, siblings, friends, coworkers... but have you paused to consider what God may want from you?

It's the 2nd week of Advent, 2015! Oftentimes we look at God's gifts much like we think about eating our veggies: sure, it may be good for us, but it sure doesn't taste good! Yet at Christmas there are several gifts that God would have us take hold of and own. Will you?

It's the first week of Advent, 2015, and everyone is gearing up for Christmas. Even the devil. He wants to steal, kill, and destroy. To that end he will take every opportunity to distract and discourage you from considering God's promises in the Gospel. So beware the devil's gifts to you!

We want to do ministry, we want to see God glorified... but we often want to do it our way. In this message we learn that God is lord of mission, and while he invites us onto the team, he remains team captain. This news that the Lord is in charge is simultaneously humbling and liberating.

Jonah's words from the belly of the fish echo the cries of many who are at their lowest. Yet in our darkest hour, we are challenged to consider: in whom do we trust?