Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and through Matthew's account of the empty tomb we will discover the seeing of hope, the doing of hope, and the imparting of hope.

This week we study the Last Supper narrative where we discover three of the vital teachings of Christianity, the Lordship of Jesus, the Forgiveness of Jesus, and the Will of Jesus.

We begin an Easter series this week taking a look at a selection of the previous attempts on Jesus' life (before Good Friday). Through these stories we will discover the heart of Jesus' ministry and contemplate death from the perspective of what Jesus saves us from when we put our trust in Him.

This week, we take a look at the role of prophecy in hearing from God. We will discuss how it is confirmation, not information, and that its role is invaluable but not irreplaceable.

We begin our message series on the voice of God by considering the two questions: What's not the issue? And how do we hear? Then, grappling with the truth that not hearing from God means that we don't want to hear.

Today we do a soft launch into our series in First Samuel "The Voice of God" by first being led through the story of Hannah where we will think about what may be possible in our lives when we seek and ask the Lord.

We conclude our study series in First Timothy where the apostle gives all the final reminders to Timothy encouraging his readers to endurance in the faith so they can go the distance.

Today we explore deeper Paul's advice to Timothy about contentment being great gain and answer the questions "What is Contentment?" and "What does Contentment Do?"

We jump back into 1st Timothy looking at the beginning of chapter 6 where Paul addresses slave owners and slaves who are a part of the church where Timothy is pastoring. We will apply this passage to current events to understand that laws and order matter but there is a greater law of grace in the kingdom of heaven.

We conclude our Local Church series looking at the last of the seven churches where we will discover what it means to be a faithful and true witness. Faithful and true witnesses need to be hot or cold, refined in God's fire, and rebuked and disciplined.