In this series we will explore the honest expression of the human experience found in the ancient song book we call The Psalms.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

As we strive to be a church who lives and loves like Jesus and inspires people to live and love like Him it’s pretty important to know who Jesus is. And what better way to learn about the person of Jesus than by looking at who He says He is.

In this series we'll read the letters from the Apostle John in which he writes to mitigate the misinformation that is leading his people to mistreat one another. In a world in which so many claim to know about how we ought to relate to one another and the divine, John points us directly to Jesus.

In this series we'll read the letters from the Apostle John in which he writes to mitigate the misinformation that is leading his people to mistreat one another. In a world in which so many claim to know about how we ought to relate to one another and the divine, John points us directly to Jesus.