God made people as the pinnacle of his entire creation. He created humanity in his image so that they would be his representatives in the world and steward it in his likeness. This reality should impact the way we view the various issues covered in this series: human value, ethnicity, gender, and singleness/marriage.

If we are to follow Jesus and follow him effectively, then we are faced with two questions that are of utmost importance. Who is Jesus? and What is a disciple? We'll answer these questions as we go through the Gospel of Mark, so that we can be equipped to be true disciples. 

We are called to be the church. But what does that entail? In this series, we'll explore some of the hallmarks of church life and redefine what that should look like. We're not redefining in terms of coming up with what we want that to look like, but we're seeking to return to a biblical definition and practice for our church family.

This world pulls us in many different directions, often disguised as "Christian" teaching. The call of Christ is to abide in him. As believers navigate what it is to follow Jesus in the midst of a world in darkness, John writes to arms us with truth and encourage us to be a light as Jesus is light; love as God is love; and to fellowship in the common life we have in Jesus. 

Life requires U-Turns. Some big and some small. The book of Jonah is full of them. We're all walking on a path that is the wrong way, but by his grace, God turns us around 180 degrees on a path towards him. In light of this, in the book of Jonah we'll be focusing on four themes; the nature of God, the response of people, the mission of God, and the person of Christ.

God has given us every reason to celebrate and that is what we seek to do in this series. On Palm and Resurrection Sundays we will focus on what some refer to as “The Christ Hymns” of Philippians 2:6-11 and Colossians 1:15-20. After that, we will celebrate 75 years of existence as a church family. We will invest time in Ephesians 1:3-14 and Ephesians 2.1-10. In the end, our goal is to celebrate Jesus Christ and the work he is doing through his church.

God has a purpose for this world that he designed before time began. God called Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob into that plan and gave them promises to hold onto as they took steps of faith in active obedience. We also fit into God’s purpose as we walk by faith to wherever he takes us. Ultimately all of our stories point to the glory of God as he fulfills his plan in this world.

The Psalms of Ascent (Ps 120-134) offer us help on the journey of our lives as we walk with God through the good times and bad. These psalms help us approach God in worship via avenues of lament, thanksgiving, praise, and celebration. They lead us into worship on the journey: bringing who we are (transparency) to who God is (confidence) together with God’s people (community).  

If you're looking for stand-alone sermons or messages that are not part of any of the series, you can find them here. These messages cover a wide range of topics and texts.

If you're looking for our past sermon series, you can find them here! You'll find a wide variety of sermons from series we've preached through in the past.