What does it look like when the Holy Spirit invades not just the church service, but our everyday lives?  In this message, Pastor Jon introduces the series The Holy Spirit.

There are times are hearts grow cold to God.  And the only thing we know to do is keep going through the motions.  Before long, we begin to think our behavior is what God is after.  In this message, Pastor Jon unpacks the truth that God is primarily after our heart, not our behavior.

What happens when our lives, marriages and relationships aren't bearing any fruit?  What happens when our life with God has just boiled down to a list of moral requirements to be checked off?  In this message Pastor Jon talks through the marks of a fruitless life and how to begin again.

Special Guest Nate Larkin was with us and shared about living an authentic life with God and each other.

Pastor Jon continues in the series through the Gospel of Luke and unpacks our fascination and idolatry towards stuff. Be challenged to give your life away for someone bigger and better than yourself. 

Jesus is strong.  Jesus is powerful.  Jesus is even harsh, at times.  In this message, Pastor Jon talks about why the resurrection of Christ means power for those who know him.

For many the cross has been emptied of its meaning because we are so far removed from what it was originally meant to be.  In this short message, Pastor Jon unpacks the meaning of the cross and why there should be nothing else that we boast in

Christendom is dead, at least as we know it.  What has replaced it is either relativism or religion.  In this talk, Pastor Jon unpacks the differences between religion and the gospel of Jesus Christ and how we can find freedom from our sin and shame.

We have no problem asking God for something.  But what happens when we get an answer that we don't like?  In this message, Pastor Jon unpacks why a "No" from God is a supreme act of love and mercy.

Special guest speaker Don Johnson continues in the series through the Gospel of Luke.  Don uses the account of Mary and Martha to help us evaluate our motives for service.