Is it possible to really go through life without fear? Courage and fear are common topics throughout the scriptures. What we discover is that courage is not the absence of fear, but choosing to do the right things despite our fears. God does not supernaturally take away our fears, but He does give us confidence to face them. The beautiful thing about belonging to a community is that we don’t have to face our fears alone. In this message Pastor Erik teaches that community is the answer to Fear.

We often say that we are better together, but what if we are also stronger together. Jesus tells us that united we stand, but divided we fall. Maybe that is why our enemy looks to divide the church.. In this message Pastor Chris teaches that community is the answer to defeat.

We all face moments of despair and depression in our lives. Some people live their whole lives in despair without any hope. However the Gospel is good news and the Bible is a book about hope. We need a community to remind each other of the hope that God has given to us. In this message Pastor Erik teaches that community is the answer to despair.

God does not want us to walk or work alone. When everyone helps out the work is accomplished easier. When we do things on our own, the weight is too heavy for us to carry. In this message Pastor Chris teaches that community is the answer to burnout.

Loneliness is one of the most common ailments of the modern age, so why is it not being talked about? Loneliness can be an all-consuming feeling and can put us in a survival mode where we’re just trying to make it through the day. But what if there was a way to avoid the loneliness trap. In this message pastor Chris teaches that community is the answer to loneliness.

Some things are just better together. Items like peanut butter and jelly or ham and cheese go hand and hand together. However, the Christian faith and independence are incompatible with one another.. As people we value our independence. We like  financial freedom and the freedom to make our own choicers.  In this message Pastor Chris teaches that God did not create us to be independent, but interdependent.

We will all leave an inheritance of some sort when we are gone. Some of us will leave behind physical wealth, while others will leave behind spiritual values. The world tells us to focus on what we can leave to our loved ones, while God seems to be more concerned about what we leave in our loved ones.  In this message Pastor Chris teaches that you can not pass down what you do not own!

We all have stories we like to tell, but how many of us have stories we would like to hide? Some of us may even want to edit details out of our stories to make them appear better than they are. Each of our stories are made up of individual decisions. In fact, you could say that the choices we make today will determine the story we tell tomorrow. In this message Pastor Chris teaches that you are one decision away from changing your entire story.

When we have it all, it is possible to lose it all. In the story of King David we often see a hero, but we don’t learn in Sunday school about his adulterous affair and how he murdered his best friend. In this message Pastor Chris teaches that David lost his way because he lost his focus!

Stories have an array of narratives, each woven by different authors. The author is responsible for creating the details of each tale. But what transpires when two different stories intersect and find themselves at odds with one another?   How do you decide which story is actually true? In this message Pastor Chris teaches that we need to know the whole story in order to have a full story!