Josh Kouri concludes our two-part series on the Sacraments with a study of Communion. In our hopeful longing for our Savior, this “mystery” (Sacrament) is a way of proclaiming His death and resurrection until He returns and of reminding ourselves He will restore what has been broken in our world.

Andrew Burkhart kicks off our new series with Religion Is Dead: Grace & Peace. Week One offers us a taste of the Good News of the Gospel in Galatians and confronts the massive differences between Man-centered religion and the true grace and peace we've been gifted through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Like love letters stir our affections toward our loved ones, so the Sacraments, or “mysteries,” stir our hearts toward God. Andrew Burkhart begins our exploration of the reasons for

Josh Kouri digs into Lamentations 3: Jesus and His suffering revealed in the Old Testament. The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases!

Andrew Burkhart shares insight on worshipping God with our time, talent and treasure.

The conclusion to Light in the Darkness: Our journey through the book of John.

The conclusion of Together for the City. Josh Kouri discusses Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and why membership in the local church isn’t a club for superstar-perfect Christians.

Pastor Josh Kouri kicks off Together for the City by unpacking the church’s need for healthy leaders.

Jesus showed up after his death, in the flesh, to prove that his resurrection matters. David Adair unpacks how his appearances to the disciples can point us to greater faith in Jesus and deeper belief in the Gospel.

While many people know that Jesus died, most people don’t fully grasp why He died. Andrew Burkhart unpacks not only the reality, but also the implications, of the resurrection.