This message opens our summer study of the apostle Peter. Who was Peter? What happened when he met Jesus and how did that encounter set the course for Peter’s life? Why did Jesus give him a new name? And what does all this mean for us?

Love is honest. Dishonesty and deceit can destroy relationships. This message looks at the need to restore honesty in our relationship with God and with the people in our lives.

God’s capacity to forgive is amazing. We, His children, have been forgiven so much. In that reality God commands us to forgive others as well. This message looks at the importance of forgiveness in our expression of love to each other.

Love is kind. That description is included several times in the Bible. This sermon looks at the place of kindness in the life of a Christ-follower and how clearly it expresses love.

In this series on love, this message turns our focus from God’s love for us to God’s command for us to love. The frequency of Christ’s command to love is highlighted, as well as a challenge to obey this command.

You are loved. You are going to be ok.

Ben challenges Christians to row their boats ashore (leave things behind, even good things), get out and do something for Jesus. Focusing on Ephesians 2:10 and Matthew 16:24

God’s love, as expressed through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, changes everything. This sermon looks at several changes God’s love makes in our lives and what those changes should enable us to do.