Our 2017 Christmas sermons series derives inspiration from the music of the season, looking at some of the biblical themes reflected in a few of our well-known holiday hymns and carols.

On the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation, this 4-week series explores some of the lessons we can learn from this significant chapter of church history.

God's mission in this world is not restricted to one location. It calls us to be enaged right in the hearts of our own communities while also reaching  out to the ends of the earth.

The book of James is full of commands and exhortations that stir us to put our faith to work. In this series we study the entire book and consider its call upon us as God's people.

The gospel is not just an incidental detail in the life of the Christian; it is meant to shape and define everything we do. This series unpacks the book of Galatians and how it awakens us to the good news.

This is a 5-week sermon series leading up to Easter that considers the paradox of celebrating Jesus' death. Why is it good news? Why can we rejoice that he was killed?

There is one main character in the book of Exodus. It's not Moses, Aaron, Pharaoh, or the golden calf. It's the God who makes his greatness known time and time again in the rescue of his people.

We have the privilege of knowing about the birth of Jesus through multiple sources. This Christmas series explores how  the four Gospels shine their own unique light on the incarnation.

The early church has much to teach us. In this extended study through the book of Acts, we'll consider how it describes both faithfulness and fruitfulness in the church's ministry.