In this sermon, we look at the reign of Israel's first king. What is a kingdom to do when their leader becomes ineffective and mentally unstable? We will also look at some very difficult, violent passages of scripture and discuss a better way of reading them. 1 Samuel 10:17-24; 15:10-11.

We begin our summer sermon series on the kings of Israel and Judah with a look at the transition from Samuel as a leader to their desire for a king to lead them. We explore why Samuel thought this was a bad idea - mainly because unchecked power corrupts. 1 Samuel 8:1-22.

In this message for graduation Sunday, we look at the importance of looking back with gratitude, looking forward with hope, and becoming more like Christ. Philippians 3:10-16.

We wrap up our sermon series with good news. Romans 8:28-39.

Why is it so hard to know God's will for us if it is so important? Is God's will a detailed plan for our lives or more of an outline that we get to fill in in collaboration with God? Romans 12:1-2; Colossians 1:9-10.

In this sermon, we will look at the problem of unanswered prayers, we will see how God does and doesn't answer prayer, we will see two examples of unanswered prayer in scripture, and we will look at the purpose of prayer.

Why is life so unfair? Why do the wicked prosper while the righteous suffer? How can an all powerful, all loving God have a world with so much suffering? We begin this sermon series with some deep questions that are worth exploring. Ecclesiastes 1:2; 7:15 and John 16:33.

In this Easter sermon, we look at the significance of the fact that God thought the women were the most suited to hear of the resurrection first. Matthew 26:17-29

In this sermon, we remember why the last supper was so sacred. We look at the connections to the Passover meal and remember that Christ is present with us when we receive communion. Matthew 26:17-29.

For Palm/Passion Sunday, we look at the lives of those transformed by Jesus in the last moments of his life. This is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, the grace and love of Jesus can shine through. Luke 23:26-43.