As we begin 2023, it is important to ask ourselves what Jesus has in mind for us in the coming year. Sermon by Trent Meng.

First encounters with Jesus change everything. This was especially true for the shepherd at the nativity scene. In this message Adam Narciso teaches from Luke's account and shares 3 parts the shepherds played in history's most memorable birth. 

Joseph has to be one of the most overlooked characters in the Christmas story, if not all of scripture. In spite of this tendency, his response at this crossroads moment of his life has much to teach us about the life God intends for each of us. Sermon by Trent Meng.

Being limited can be challenging. In a culture where we are encouraged to push the limits and where freedom can mean endless options, we turn our attention to the God of the universe who came to our world through the ultimate limitation. Sermon by Ryan Hall.

How an obscure prophecy gives description of the life of Jesus Christ and bridges to our present with a call to stand ready to live similarly. Sermon by Aaron Weaver.

Prayer is seeking God in the places we are not yet finding Him. Where we lack peace and joy, shows us the areas where we have not found God. In this sermon we will dive into practical applications for hearing God clearly in your life! A sermon by Steve Fry. 

As a child of God we need to hear from the Lord in our relationship with Him. In this message, Steve will unpack 5 simple steps you can utilize for silencing every other voice and tuning in to what Father God is speaking to you. A message by Steve Fry. 

Your life is meant to flow out of not just The Word of God, but The Voice of God as well.  If you learn to listen to God in and through The Scriptures, you will be far more able to discern God’s voice from Satan’s voice or your voice.  A sermon by Steve Fry. 

It takes time to be the body of Christ. In the midst of our fast paced culture, the slowness of the Body of Christ is a welcome manifestation of the pace of the Kingdom.  Ryan Hall makes some observations of how being the body of Christ actually can offend our flesh and prepare us for another way of living.  A sermon by Ryan Hall.

As the body of Christ, the church is to function as a new society grounded in a generosity that flows from abundance. Sermon by Trent Meng.