On the one-year anniversary of the Compelling Love Giving Campaign, Pastor Mark shares the latest information on the renovation project followed by a message from Judges 4-5 exploring the nature of faith.

"Experience," Aldous Huxley said, "is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him." What are you doing with what happens to you? This question voices one of the mega themes in Judges. What are you doing with what happens to you? What are you learning? To learn nothing from our life experience is tragic to say the least. This message explores some of the things experience teaches us, if we're willing to listen.

In this stand alone message from the book of Ephesians, Pastor Mark talks about the things that hold us in their grip and the power of Christ alone to set us free.

Othniel, Ehud and Shamgar are the first three judges mentioned in the book of Judges. David takes a look at their stories and underlines the need for us to be ready and willing to use our gifts and skills to do whatever God puts before us when he calls.

In this third installment in our series from the book of Judges, Pastor Mark addresses the question, "Where is God When People Fail?" He also takes a look at the proper response to the problem of evil in the world, in the wake of the recent tragedy at the Boston Marathon.

Why do God’s people fail? Why do people who have a knowledge of God, people who’ve had encounter after encounter with God, fall away? Knowing the difference between right and wrong, why do they choose to do wrong? And why, having done wrong, do so many of God’s people stubbornly refuse to change? In this second message from the book of Judges, Pastor Mark looks at three reasons why God's people fail.

Do you know Judges? In this introductory sermon to the Book of Judges, Pastor Mark explores a handful of mega themes that emerge from the book with an emphasis on the question, "Who will be your King?"

Is the Easter story true? Why should we believe that Jesus of Nazareth died, rose from the dead and alive, changes people’s lives today? In this follow up to Palm Sunday, Pastor Mark examines the evidence of the resurrection.

How many of you love a good mystery? Mystery is one of those words that Christians must become comfortable with. In fact, to be a Christian is to embrace mystery because, as one church historian wrote, "Jesus is the mystery of mysteries." With the backdrop of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on what became known as Palm Sunday, Pastor Mark explores the mystery of mysteries.

We hear a lot about how important doubt is to progress in business, science and sociology. But what happens when we take this notion and plant it in the rich soil of Christian tradition and theology? David looks at what the Bible has to say about doubt and its effects on the followers of Jesus Christ.