"Loving people means sacrificing a freedom and eliminating any unnecessary barriers for others hearing and responding to the good news of Jesus"

Today we're looking at an interesting story which involves a coin from the mouth of a fish.

We see Jesus give up a freedom for the sake of the people around him's openness to receiving the gospel. His message was more important than his authority over taxes.

“Above all else, let love be the beautiful prize for which you run”

Today Pastor Scott is talking about Love, the main thing that Christians are supposed to be about. We're challenged to answer the question, how are you loving? It's likely that we all have room to grow in love. The love that Jesus shows us is a free love; not earned by anything we've done, and not exclusive to any one person.

Pastor Kyle Smith takes us through the story of a unique method of healing from Jesus found in Mark 8.

We see that the way that God moves is specific to our needs, and often won't look the way that we would expect.

The primary verse for today's message is Mark 8: 22-26

Today we're talking about the necessity of hope in today's world, and how it's the place of the Church to promote our blessed hope of Jesus Christ.

Today we're looking at another example of healing by Jesus, from Mark 9: 14-17.

We see that Jesus doesn’t want to just bring freedom right now, he wants to restore all that has been taken from you. And when you spend time with Jesus, he speaks faith to where there was none before.

In this message, pastor Scott Klaudt talks about the most crucial part of Church -- Faith.

We're looking primarily at the father of faith, Abraham; a sinful and doubtful person who is still the pillar of faith we look to so many years later.

Today, we're examining Jesus' transfiguration; when he brought a few select disciples to a high mountain and there appeared Elijah and Moses alongside a brightly shining Jesus.

Also present is the visible Glory of God, telling the disciples that we are to listen to Jesus. That faith in Jesus overshadows both the prophets as well as the law.

The Church is called to “Stop imitating the ideals and opinions of the culture around you" (Romans 12: 2). Today we're looking at this passage and a few others in a new light, hoping to make the Church a place of encouragement and positivity.

Pastor Kyle Smith talks about love.

In this message we're examining what it looks like to have a mature romance from a biblical standpoint.

"For where two or three gather together in My name, there am I with them"

Pastor Scott Klaudt is starting a new series called "This is Church", where we're looking at what makes the Church more than just a building, or an event that happens once or twice a week.