Our sermon for April 13, 2025, is from John 19:30. Jesus says, "It is finished."

Our sermon for April 6, 2025, is from John 19:28-29. Jesus says, "I am thirsty."

Our March 30, 2025 sermon is from Matthew 27:46. Jesus cries, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"

Our sermon for March 23, 2025, is from John 19:25-27. Jesus said, "Woman, here is your son", and "Here is your mother."

Our sermon for March 16, 2025, is from Luke 23:43. We continue our sermon series on the phrases Jesus speaks on the cross. Today, you will be with me in paradise.

Our sermon for March 9, 2025, is from Luke 23:34. On the cross, Jesus speaks seven phrases. A persons last words often expose what is most important to them. We will allow Jesus' last words to shape us.

Our sermon for February 23, 2025, is from 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12. This is the conclusion to our series, Sacred Rhythms.

Our sermon for February 16, 2025, is from Exodus 20:8-11. While God does not want us to observe the Sabbath in an Old Testament sense, the principles of time set aside for rest and reconnection are still important.

Our sermon for February 9, 2025, is from Colossians 3:23-24. A healthy perspective of our work.

Our sermon for February 2, 2025, is from Matthew 11:28-31. It is the second message in our series Sacred Rhythms, where we are aligning ourselves with God's design for work and rest in our lives.