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Subversive Jesus Needs You!

On Sunday, we will continue our intensive study of the Holy Spirit by exploring an intriguing concept called "Spiritual Gifts."  The basic idea is that the Holy Spirit has deliberately and strategically infused you with certain extraordinary gifts which, when activated, empower you to make a profound difference in the world.  Do you know what […]

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Do you ever feel underpowered?  Do you find yourself frustrated with all kinds of things you can't change about yourself, others, or in the circumstances around you?  The Bible teaches we have a power source that's powerful beyond our wildest imagination.  It's called the power of the Holy Spirit.  What is the nature of that […]

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Sunday is the fifth installment in our sermon series called "By Their Fruits You Will Know Them: 8 Core Characteristics of Authentic Followers of Jesus."  This week we'll dig into what Jesus taught about the power of faith, exploring questions like:  What is faith?  How does it work?  And is it really true that if I just […]

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As the New Year begins, how are you feeling?  For many of us, life feels overwhelming -- so many personal challenges coupled with deep worry about what's happening in our nation and world.  Do you need a reset?  On Sunday we're going to talk about why we should have hope and, even more importantly, how to have hope in times like these.

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Where Is God?

Have you ever been in a situation where you've found yourself asking, "Where is God?"  This week we'll grapple with a passage that tackles that question and offers some powerful insights.  This is the third story in our study of the life of Moses.

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Kidnapped?

Have you ever been religiously kidnapped?  If it were to happen to you, would you even know it?  This Sunday we'll study a passage in Colossians that lays out the warning signs of religious "captivity" and points us to the path of true spiritual freedom.  If you want to live free, join us Sunday to find out […]

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Calling The Question

This Sunday, Palm Sunday, we will compare and contrast the different ways people responded when Jesus offered of himself as King on that fateful day when he rode into Jerusalem.  In the process, we’ll hold a mirror up to  ourselves and consider how we are responding to that same offer in our lives today.  On […]

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Walking On Water

As we continue our sermon series about how to live by faith, this Sunday we’ll dig into the wonderful insights found in one of the most famous Gospel stories – the story where the disciples are trapped in a life-threatening storm at sea and Peter attempts to walk on water.  Embedded in this story are […]

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Never Enough

As we move through life, we often find ourselves feeling like we don’t have enough of what we need to meet the challenges before us.  Maybe it’s a death or divorce or illness or financial stress or tension at work or conflict with family, etc., etc.  How should we respond when it  feels like there […]

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God’s Plan For My Life

We often find ourselves wondering, “What is God’s plan for my life?” – and the answer often alludes us, which is enormously frustrating because if God has a plan for us, we want to know it.  So that’s what we’re going to talk about this Sunday, as we come to the fourth installment in our […]

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The Problem of Fear

What are you most afraid of?  What causes the most fear in your life?  Fear is one of the biggest barriers to living a life that’s full and free.  So how do we overcome fear?  How do we become courageous people?  Those are the questions we’ll grapple with this Sunday as we explore the intersection […]

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When Disaster Strikes

Life is chalked full of disasters – moral failure, job loss, divorce, injustice, bankruptcy, serious illness, death of a dream, death of a loved one.  Nothing can be harder on us – or our faith – than when disaster strikes.  So this Sunday we will consider what happens with faith meets disaster.  How can/should faith […]

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