"Being Dad" looks at the power of blessing and the ways in which fathers can pass blessings on to their children.

We continue our talk about "Being Church at Home". Last week we talked about “Being Parents”, so this week our particular focus will be on “Being Kids.” Focusing on Ephesians 6:1-4 and the Old Testament passages it refers to we learn about the responsibility placed on all of us.

We continue talking about "Being Church at Home" as we talk about “Being Parents.” This valuable piece adds to the conversation of what it means for us to be living the gospel our of our homes.

This week we continue our series "Being Church at Home" as we talk about “Being Married.” We look at Genesis 2:15-25 as our guide for talking about the beautiful testimony marriage can be to the love and grace of God.

The second sermon in our series "Being Church At Home" looks at living life while "Being Single" and why it can be such a blessing.

We begin our new series, Being Church At Home, by looking at 2 Timothy 1:1-9 and the impact of "Being Mom"

Guest speaker, Aaron Stewart, speaks about 1 Corinthians 12 and how the church is "Dependent Upon Diversity Within Unity"

This week we finish our series, Jesus On Developing Leaders, by looking beyond the gospels to a poem in Philippians 2:5-11. The poem reminds us of something important about Jesus and his understanding of leadership and developing leaders. We see in the passage and elsewhere that Jesus and each of us live with limits. As we look to lead our church and develop leaders in our church we must take hold of the important principle

This week we are back into our series, Jesus On Developing Leaders. Our focus passage is Luke 24:1-10 as we notice what happened when some women found Jesus’ tomb empty. As we celebrate the resurrection and look at the story we talk about this important leadership principle

Continuing in our series "Jesus on Developing Leaders", we look at Jesus’ experience on top of the water and the effect it had on the disciples...particularly Peter. The gospel writers tell the story differently, so we’ll look to both Mark and Matthew as we see how “Leaders Take Risks