Speaker: James Bonney

Date: October 11, 2015

Text: Exodus 4:18-31

In this message, we will challenge a view of God commonly held in our culture: that if there is a God, he is a God who is obligated to arrange things for our benefit. We will consider who God is truly revealed to be in the Bible and why that way is far better than what we usually imagine.

Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: October 4, 2015

Text: Exodus 3:11-4:17

Following the call of God out of the burning bush, we encounter 4 responses from Moses as he beats around the proverbial bush. In each of Moses' responses we are confronted by our own propensity to react the same way, and we examine the common denominators between us and Moses.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: September 27, 2015

Text: Exodus 3:1-10

What is God like? What is my purpose and how do I know it? Does God have a plan for my life that I can trust? This week's message addresses these questions as we continue our series on the first chapters of Exodus.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: September 20, 2015

Text: Exodus 1-2

The book of Exodus shows us that we are far worse off than we think - and God is far better and more loving than we could ever imagine. It's a huge picture of God's ultimate goal for his people, showing us that God doesn't just want to bring his people out of Egypt: he wants to bring Egypt out of his people.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: September 13, 2015

Text: Matthew 16:13-19

As we celebrate 10 years of ministry this Sunday, we look at the promises of Jesus to His Church.

Speaker: Matt Menzel

Date: September 6, 2015

Text: John 11:1-53

As we bring the I AM series to a close we will take some time to slow down and look at the process of Jesus' self-revelation to us. How does He do it and why is such a painful process so worthwhile in the end?

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: August 30, 2015

Text: John 10:11-21

We've spent the last few weeks looking at who Jesus claims to be. This week we ask what Jesus meant when he said, "I am the good shepherd." James elaborates on how is he good, what that means for us, the sheep, and what this tells us about how God feels about us.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: August 23, 2015

Text: John 10:1-10

Jesus claimed to be "the door of the sheep". James gives us some context by describing shepherding in the first century, and then wades into these questions: What did Jesus mean by this analogy? What was his aim by sharing it? And how should we respond?

Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: August 16, 2015

Text: John 8:12

In this sermon, we continue to examine the claims of Jesus about his own identity with his statement in John 8:12: "I am the light of the world."

Speaker: Sergiu Cernautan

Date: August 9, 2015

Text: John 6:35

Today we look at one of the great discourses on Jesus' identity, and Jesus' shocking claim to be the bread of life, sent from heaven; the means by which we can obtain eternal life.