Suffering and evil are given as the two most common reasons people can’t or won’t believe in God. Yet, it is out of the most diabolical and tragic instances of suffering that God uses to call people to believe in Him. This Easter, join us as we share the story of, “He Lives.” 

If Jesus were to come to town today, how would he be received by your community? Your co-workers, friends, fellow students or neighbors? How would you respond to His coming?  Join us this Sunday as we learn what Palm Sunday means to all of us in, “Here Comes Jesus.” 

We live in a post Christian culture where everything seems to be okay to talk about except Jesus. Yet, we are called to be witnesses and, like the disciples who went before us, we should expect some pushback and even difficulties as we talk and live out our faith. But the question is this; Is it worth it? Is it better to keep quiet and avoid the hassle or risk the threat of being misunderstood, cancelled or worse? Join us this Sunday as we answer that question, “Is It Worth It?”

People are looking for personal fulfillment, happiness, and peace yet find disappointment and brokenness. Yet, as Jesus walked on earth He told us what that most important thing to do in all of life. 

No one will contest that we are currently living in increasingly difficult times.  The question is why?  Why is there so much fighting, violence, anger and hatred?  Why is it that generations, races, and even Christians are seemingly at odds with one another?  Join us this Sunday as we finish perhaps our most controversial sermon series as we look for answers in, “Kingdoms in Conflict.” 

Racial injustice is literally a hot topic today, yet, I believe this is the best time in our nation’s history to address it in a way that brings justice for all. Join us this Sunday to see how God would have us to not only have critical conversations on this topic but be part of His solution in “Racial Justice.”

There are so many critical issues today with such strong and divided opinions: social justice, climate change, gender identity, science and the Bible, political divisions, etc. How do you respond as a believer in Christ? How do we, as a church, “become all things to all people so that we may by all means save some?”

There are so many critical issues today with such strong and divided opinions: social justice, climate change, gender identity, science and the Bible, political divisions, etc. How do you respond as a believer in Christ? How do we, as a church, “become all things to all people so that we may by all means save some?” 

2020 will probably go down in history as a dark, depressing, and difficult year. Few of us have escaped from the distress, doubt, and despair of the myriad of events that have played on in life and in the media. Yet, Christ declares Himself to be the Light of the World. 

So much has already been said about the difficulties so many of us have faced this year.  Whatever your individual situation, join us this Sunday in, “Rediscovering Christmas Joy.”