This Sunday we conclude our sermon series on the life of Mary by looking at the amazing, incredible, unforeseeable place Mary came to at the end of her life.  Now, suddenly, so much that made no sense in her life finally did.  And from this we learn another really important lesson for our lives.

Life is mysterious.  We feel compelled to try to figure it out.  Why am I here?  Where am I going?  Why is this happening to me?  This week we’ll seek some answers in the story of the turbulent life of Jacob, as recorded in the book of Genesis.

On Sunday we launch a new sermon series on the New Testament book of Second Corinthians.  Second Corinthians is all about everyday challenges we face in life and faith, starting with the challenge posed by all of life’s hardship.  When it feels like life is crushing us, how should we respond?  That’s our subject this […]

Scholars tell us that one of Jesus’ core teachings about God was so revolutionary it “seemed disrespectful, indeed unthinkable, to the sensibilities of Jesus’ contemporaries.” (Source: Joachim Jeremias, New Testament Theology.)  This Sunday we’ll explore that revolutionary aspect of Jesus’ teachings and how it can transform the way we feel about life and God.

Does your life feel like it’s a bit out of control?  Do you struggle with things like relationships, finances, body care, mental blocks, and lack of spiritual focus?  Does it seem like you’re constantly reacting to circumstances, rather than shaping them?  This Sunday we’ll explore a practical way to take charge of our lives that […]

What do you want to do when you grow up?  We’re asked that question from an early age.  Many of us spend a lot of time trying to figure it out.  We spend years getting an education, then settle for jobs or careers we find boring or dislike.  What if the question God is asking […]