The Syrian Refugee crisis has been a huge area of contention throughout the world. As governments struggle to determine their steps, we too need to think through a response to the issue. What principles do we need to pull from Scripture as we formulate our response.

Pastor TJ wraps up The King's Table Series looking at Deut. 6. God was specific in what He wanted the nation of Israel to do when it came to teaching. He knew that they were about to encounter teaching that would sound really appealing, but would lead them away from Him. How were they to stand a chance? How are we to stand a chance?

When you read the Christmas story, all of the characters are filled with joy at the birth of a savior. So why is there sometimes such a disconnect when it comes to our own lives?

When we say yes to the Invitation of the King of the Universe we become clothed in the righteousness of the King. Because of the royalty of Christ we can sit at the King's table.

Pastor Brad kicks off a new series "The King's Table." We look at the story of a great banquet found in Luke 14:15-24. Everyone has an invitation to the King's Table, but not everyone will accept.

Many of us are familiar with the story of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15:11-14. We see a cycle of temptation, rebellion, consequences, and return. We see that God runs to us when we return.

Pastor Jason looks at the story of the Mustard Seed and the Yeast. The story begins before than with a woman who has been bent over for 18 years. Jesus heals her and uses the illustrations of a mustard seed growing into a tree and a small amount of yeast turning flower into a massive amount of bread to describe the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Brad looks at the story of the Ten Lepers. Jesus heals ten lepers, but only one returns to say thank you. This whole message is on gratitude.

Pastor Jason teaches on the Parable of the lost coin and the lost sheep. When things are lost they end up in dark places. Jesus has called us to go into dark places to find lost people.

Pastor Brad continues the Red Letters series looking at the story of Lazarus and the rich man found in Luke 16:19-31. We see that God doesn't choose to send anyone to Hell. Those that go to Hell have sent themselves by denying him until the day we die.