In this message, Pastor Donnie gets into the heart behind communion and why we practice it as believers.

For this final week of our series looking at “The Most Important Things,” Pastor Micah will share some vision for the coming year. Vision is critically important in God’s people being able to move forward together with joy and determination. Hear what God has put on Micah’s heart and explore how you can play a role in what God is going to do this coming year!

The book of Proverbs offers divine wisdom on a variety of topics- money, work, relationships, the fear of the Lord. Yet in the midst of this myriad of wisdom, Solomon holds out one thing as being “above all else.” What is this critically important advice that we need to hear? What does it have to do with us?

In this message, Bob Reid, missionary with Faculty Commons (a Cru ministry), will be sharing about how we as individuals abide in God's greater Kingdom. Through vulnerability, gratitude, and mindset, we can experience living and abiding in Christ with an outflow that serves the Kingdom of God.

In this message, we’re moving into the second part of Jesus’ answer to the question, “What’s the most important commandment?” Jesus responds that we are to “love our neighbor as ourselves.” But how do we do this in a world where “love” can be hard to define? What do we do when our definitions of love conflict or contradict each other? What steps can we take to become people of love?

Who or what is most important in your life right now? What evidence would you use to support your response? In this message we’ll kick off a new year series called “The Most Important Things.” Over the next five weeks, we’ll be exploring different scripture passages where God reveals what should be the “greatest,” “above all,” and “most important.” This opening week, we’ll look at Matthew 22 where Jesus unpacks what he calls “the most important commandment.” Many of us know it…but what does it mean for us to live it?

Pastor Micah shares a message based on Jesus’ invitation to “Come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Micah will share insights God has revealed to him during his time fishing and bring practical application to our desire to follow Jesus and more effectively live “on mission” with him.

In this message we will finish our Advent Series by looking at the story of Hagar. Her story is one of wounding, pain, and collateral damage in a couple’s attempt to take matters into their own hands. But in this painful place, she also discovers a God who truly sees. So, how do we deal with the wounds we experience as we move through the story?

In the third message of this Advent series, we will spend time exploring the ancient and fascinating story of Abraham's offering of Isaac and discover that God can be trusted with all that we have.