Every once in a while, we like to do something a little different. We bring back songs from across the generations of church life, and remember the heritage we have as members of God's Family. Pastor Ryan shared with us, on this Throwback Sunday, about valuing and passing along the heritage we share. 

Return with Pastor Ryan to Paul's famous letter to the Corinthians. As they were looking for black and white rules, Paul teaches them instead to navigate the tricky gray areas of life together by a higher way of thinking!

Join pastor CJ as he looks into 1 Corinthians 8, where Paul talks about questions of our freedoms and how to put each other first in love.

Pick back up with us as Paul pivots his letter in chapter 7. Paul answers some key questions and addresses specific situations with care and practicality, and we would do well to listen today!

Psalm 107 begins the final book in the entire collection of Psalms, and reminds us that no matter where we've gone astray, God is mighty to save! More than that, in Him we find all of our longings satisfied!

As Summer draws to a close, we love celebrating with Water Baptism and our Church Picnic. Hear Pastor Ryan's message from Celebration Sunday here.

 Psalm 84 reminds us of the incredible truth that there is nothing like being in the house of the Lord, and how those whose hearts are set on Him will be refreshed, even in those seasons where things seem dry and hopeless. 

Paul takes a look at one of the big difficulties facing the church in Corinth - the culture of "anything goes" sexuality. He continually reminds them of who they are in Christ, and counters two axiomatic statements they were fond of with two Biblical truths of his own. 

This week we look at David's heart on display. He is extraordinarily open in a moment of weakness, where he realizes he has something to confess to the Lord and teaches us how to do just that. Psalm 32, along with Psalm 51, are two of the great examples of a heart of repentance in the Psalms.

As we get into Chapter 6, Pastor Ryan looks at another issue going on in the church, but more importantly, the way Paul continually reminds us of who we are. Front and center of our priorities is our identity in Christ and our witness to the world.