In Micah 2, the prophet added more specifics on why God was about to judge Israel and Judah. Just like any team, group, or congregation often when the leaders are struggling the entire group suffers. This week we'll see what the leaders were doing and why it was devastating for Judah.

Join us as we begin a brand new sermon series through the minor prophet. Micah. Micah asks an important question that both believers and non believers need to consider at the deepest level: Who is like the LORD? In this series we will show how God is incomparable and worthy of our worship.

Join us as we begin a brand new sermon series through the minor prophet, Micah. Micah asks an important question that both believers and unbelievers need to consider at the deepest level: Who is like the LORD? In this series we will show how God is incomparable and worthy of our worship.

The Protestant Reformation didn't just happen. At least three major movements lead to Luther's 95 Theses: Scholasticism, Mysticism, and Humanism. Join us as we work our way to one of history's watershed moments: the Reformation.

Join us for a special series on church history. Part 2, we discuss the east-west schism of the church, Crusades, and what we can learn from history as it applies to Scripture.

Join us as we continue our annual sermon series on church history. This year we turn to the Church in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. We'll highlight some of the major historical events from the years AD 500-1500, which led to the Protestant Reformation.

Jesus mentions the Holy Spirit's ministry five times in the upper room discourse. Far from being a side or marginal topic, the Holy Spirit's ministry was essential for the disciples to start understanding. It's also essential for us. Join us this week as we talk about the Gracious Advocate in John 14-16.

In one of Jesus' most famous parables in the Gospels, He told the disciples to abide in Him. The imagery is as powerful as it is poignant. Join us this week as we teach through John 15.1-11 and Jesus as the Vine, believers as the branches.

John 14 includes some of the most famous verses from Jesus in the Gospels. Ultimately, He wants His disciples to grow in genuine knowledge. This is a vital sign of all true believers. Join us as we continue our series on the Upper Room Discourse: John 14.1-12.

Join us as we begin a new series on the Upper Room Discourse. Jesus prepared His disciples for His departure by addressing many vital elements for believers. Perhaps nothing is more important than loving one another.