From our Advent series "With". As God's image bearers, we get to be a physical representation of God's presence to one another. As we are rooted in God with us, we can be God with us to others.

From our Advent series "With". Immanuel, God with us, means we have full access to God's presence. When we are still, we give God permission to be our strength in every situation, however big or small.

From our series "Division Over Peace". The Resurrection of Jesus justifies the exclusive claims that we have been looking at throughout this series and recontextualizes what it means to bring peace.

Jesus cannot simply be liked, we must crown Him King of our lives or we reject Him. Because Jesus is God, we can trust that as we follow him we will begin to experience the peace we long for.

From our series "Division Over Peace". Jesus lives out a self-emptying love that gives people access to his presence and the shalom of His Kingdom. We are invited to embody the same attitude of self-giving love.

From our series "Division Over Peace". Pastor Garret looks at Jesus claims in Luke 12 that he has come to bring not peace but division. The type of peace Jesus is bringing is divisive because it is exclusive; exclusively accessible through his life, death, and resurrection.

From our vision series "Dust". In Jesus's vision for justice, he desires us to overturn unjust systems and heal the human desire which created those systems in the first place.

From our vision series "Dust". Making disciples is much more than making converts, it's any movement toward Christlikeness no matter where you are on the spectrum.

From our vision series "Dust". Part of becoming like Jesus means naming the ways we are not. As we build a habit of confession and reconciliation, we are able to grow in Christlikeness.

From our vision series "Dust". We all have expectations of what church is supposed to "do" for us. How can we surrender those and embrace worshiping together as a purposeful act for a church body?