Jesus revealed himself to be the long-awaited Messiah – the anointed King of Israel who would bring redemption to the world. In this Christmas series, we will discover how the narratives surrounding Jesus’ birth point to his messianic role through his cradle, cross, and crown. We will conclude with the Messiah’s call to his followers to proclaim the Good News of his arrival to all nations and tongues. 

The Book of Titus is a call for the church to live in such a way that the watching world finds the gospel of Christ more alluring. These good works which the church is called to live out must be grounded on a solid theological foundation that is continually strengthened through the teaching of pastors and elders. Paul’s encouragement to Titus and the Church in Crete reminds believers today that God uses “everyday godliness” to magnify the name of Christ. 

Jesus’ followers have been called to “go”—leaving the church to find those who are part of Christ’s church, but just don’t know it yet. In this special series, we will consider the setting surrounding Jesus’ popular Parable of the Good Samaritan. Luke is deliberate to place the story within the larger framework of Jesus’ disciples facing opposition, being sent on mission, and learning what is most important. For Jesus’ people today, this focus will inspire them to cross the street to share Jesus with anyone and everyone they meet.

The Psalms are some of the most often quoted and referenced verses in the Bible. Through wisdom, praise, thanksgiving, lament, and trust, each chapter is a God-centered chorus, ultimately pointing to our faithful King, Jesus Christ. Our study in God’s hymnbook is sure to strengthen our hearts with greater faith and open our eyes to the greatness of our Savior.

Watch our Good Friday Remembrance and reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus through worship, quiet meditation, and the Lord’s Table—remembering the weight of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. 

Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus through our joyful Easter Sunday worship service. Find hope through this message that Jesus defeated death, conquered sin, and our hope is alive. 

This series will look at the biblical foundations of hospitality and explore the command and challenges for opening up our heart and homes to our neighbors. Together, we’ll grow to see hospitality, not only as a practice, but as a posture that welcomes more and more people to the table of Christ’s Kingdom.

As we head into a new year, most are resolving something “better”—better health, better relationships, better discipline, better goals, etc. In this new year’s message, we find a much better way in God’s Word.