This week we continue our sermon series called "By Their Fruits You Will Know Them: 8 Core Characteristics of Authentic Followers of Jesus" by exploring what Jesus said about End Times and how that should affect our lives right now. From this we'll draw a third great characteristic of authentic followers of Jesus. Join us […]
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.
It's fascinating that the career of Moses, one of the most impactful people to have ever lived, began with an epic fail. This week we'll look to Moses; experience for guidance as to how we can recover from our own epic fails. This is the second installment in our study of the life of Moses.
Nothing tests us or frustrates us quite as much as having to wait for something, especially when we're going through a time of great challenge and have no idea when it will end. So what does the Bible have to say about that? What should we do when it feels like God is silent?
Sometimes we spend so much time talking to God -- telling God what to do, telling God what we want to know -- that God can't get a word in edgewise. What if God wanted to say something to us that we wouldn't think to ask? Would we be able to hear it? This Sunday […]
Do you ever feel like life is passing you by -- or like some aspect of life is passing you by? This Sunday we'll explore a Bible passage that offers us insight into how to respond in those moments, as we continue our study of the life of Joseph.
Life is constantly challenging us to the core of our being. We experience weakness, despair, darkness, and trouble all around. Sometimes the journey can feel pretty grim. What then? How do we, as people of faith, find joy, hope, and strength when the world around us presses against us? This Sunday we’ll explore a Bible […]
In this fall season, everywhere we look we see dried up leaves fallen to the ground. Are there places in your personal life that feel like dried up leaves. The Biblical term for that feeling is “dry bones.” This Sunday we’ll study a passage of scripture that tells us how to stir up those dry-bone […]
On Sunday we’ll conclude our “Dinner With Jesus” sermon series by studying the most famous meal in the history of the world – the Last Supper. Every Sunday across the globe Christians have reenacted the Last Supper for thousands of years. Jesus himself told us to do so. Why? What are we missing? What’s the […]
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 […]
The Bible tells us, time and time again, that we should live by faith. But what does that mean? What does it look like at an operational level in our everyday lives to live by faith. This Sunday we will begin a new sermons series exploring those questions. Over the next two months we’re going […]
This Sunday, as we continue our new sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, we’ll explore an intriguing story about a strange dream King Nebuchadnezzar had and, in the process, learn something really important about how to access God’s guidance in our lives. Do you have questions? Do you face important decisions? Then […]
