In this second of our "We Believe" series we look at the doctrine of the Trinity. This belief sets Christianity apart from all other religions. In this sermon we explore why this is true and how the Bible supports it.

In this first message in our "We Believe" sermon series we study the core belief that if the Bible is the inerrant Word of God then it also is our final authority for life. Can we trust the Bible? This message examines why the answer is "yes". (2 Tim 3:16, 2 Peter 1:20-21)

Jesus not only wants us to connect with the Father's heart by receiving God's love and reflecting it to others; but he also wants us to connect with the Father's home. (Luke 15:1-32)

Imagine how shocked the crowd was when Jesus ended the story with the eldest son as lost and alienated from the father as the younger son. What message did that send to them and to us today. (Luke 15:1-32)

The Prodigal's journey home serves as a roadmap to repentance for prodigals today. What makes repentance easier is knowing the response of the Father. (Luke 15:11-32)

Without the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the road to Redemption would be a dead end. But the resurrection of Jesus was almost as public as the crucifixion. Can a rational, intelligent person believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ? Absolutely! (1 Corinthians 15:1-20)

Christ is our redeemer. Do we know what this means? This message takes a devotional look at the cross and what it means that we need redemption and Christ providing it. (Galatians 4:4)

There is an all or nothing choice that is forced upon us by Jesus' Palm Sunday claim. Every pilgrim on the road, every witness at the trial, every observer at the cross either moved toward Jesus in belief or unbelief. The same is true for us today. (Matthew 21:1-11; Luke 19:28-44)

In this final message in the Transformation series we discuss how being in community with other believers is essential to the spiritual health and growth of every Christian. We are created by God to be in community. Where do you find authentic community? (John 17)

Serving engages our faith and moves us forward in our spiritual transformation. The Christ-like servant is not simply performing external acts but, rather, develops the heart of a servant through serving by the power of the Spirit for the glory of Christ. (Romans 7:6, Colossians 1:29, 1 Peter 4:10-11)