The beginning of a new series on Ecclesiastes starts with a scripture touting everything as meaningless, everything the same, and nothing new under heaven.  But, as Pastor Stuart will share, there is something new and it is what brings all meaning.

We have all been hurt at some point in our live.  Pastor Gary outlines what is God's responsibility and what is our responsibility in order to begin healing from the damage.

I a world filled with division it is important to remember that we, as Christians, can come together, even in our differences, to be the body of Christ.

Things happen in our lives, or we do things that bring us shame and regrets.  As we focus on the Cross and Key Prison ministry this week, Pastor Mark shares that for all of us our hope is found in the forgiveness of Jesus Christ.

When you feel discouraged and all is lost know that God is there with you.

Psalm 31 paints quite the picture of a woman and mother.  There is so much to be learned from our own moms and those who have been mother figures in our lives.

Jesus has done so much for each of us.  It is our job therefor, to go and tell the world.

There are important lessons we can pick up from our fathers that point to helping us live our our biblical purpose.

God is our master gardener.  He is the one in charge.  Sometimes we are tempted to be the one to pluck the weeds out of the field before the harvest.  But God says that is His job and we should grow together.

A powerful question...what kind of legacy will you leave.  Does it point to love?  Does it point to Jesus Christ?