In the last message of our "Turning Point" series, we hear about the woman who overcame her fear to pour out an offering of perfume on Jesus, and how this act left an enduring legacy of faith.

Oftentimes in our western church culture, it can be hard for many to understand what being a Christian is really about. But Jesus made it clear that it's more than just blindly observing traditions and following a list of rules...Jesus simply said to "follow me". In today's message, Pastor Chad looks at this simple yet complex invitation from Jesus, and how making a decision to follow the Lord will be a major turning point in our lives, just as it was for the early disciples.

This week, Pastor Chad Rowland takes us through the story of the woman caught in adultery, and the life changing moment when she encountered Jesus.

"Would you like to get well?" This is the question Jesus asked a man who had been crippled for 38 years, and still asks us today. In this episode, Pastor Chad takes us through this story and helps us see that oftentimes we say we want to be well, but may be unwilling to do what it really takes to truly be well.

In a world full of "virtual" friendships and social media masks, it can be hard to find true community. But God has designed His Church as a place to experience not only friendships, but deep, lasting community...a true fellowship! This week, Josh Phillips reminds us of the Church's role in living this out in our daily lives.

We wrap up our sermon series on the four Gospels in this episode, looking at the book of John. John shares many unique insights into the life of Christ, and in this sermon Pastor Chad Rowland help us to hone in on Jesus as being "light" and "life", which is a major theme in John's Gospel.

This week Pastor Chad Rowland looks at the parable of the Prodigal Son in helping us to gain insight into the story of Jesus as found in the Gospel of Luke.

This week, Pastor Chad helps us to look at the life of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark, reminding us of the importance of humility and being suffering servants, just as Jesus was.

This week begins a new series looking at each of the Gospels. In this episode, we look at the book of Matthew to see the context and insights given to us about Jesus in his account.

Often we expect to see God working in big and miraculous ways, but we don't realize that God is actively working even in what we would consider as common circumstances of our everyday lives. In the final message in our "Expectations" series, Chad gives us 5 areas to look at to help us discern how God may be wanting to use us uniquely for His Kingdom.