We explore why gathering together as the body of Christ is so vital. We will understand what it means to stir one another up in our faith and how Jesus and His work on the cross serve as the foundation for everything we do together. 

In a world reeling from violence and injustice, the prophet Habakkuk dared to question God’s silence and fairness amid his nation’s moral collapse. Through raw complaints and divine responses, Habakkuk was transformed from the wrestling prophet...

Nahum 1-3Our world often seems overwhelmed by violence and conflict. The news of Charlie Kirk's assassination is just one among countless tragedies we face daily. It can become so overwhelming that we might avoid watching the news altoge...

A week-by-week study of the Gospel of Mark.

In this Sermon,  we return to our series through the Minor Prophets and look at the book of Micah. Like all the prophets, Micah was speaking to God’s people about their sin and the judgment of God that was coming because of that sin. But M...

This sermon is our annual Missions Sunday. This year, we will focus on the essential work of church planting in missions. We cannot fulfill Jesus’ Great Commission without planting new and healthy churches. In this sermon, we will highlight our...

Weekly study going through The Gospel of Mark. 

Everyone wants to be wise, but the question is: where do we find wisdom? Proverbs 30 shows us that true wisdom doesn’t begin with ourselves. In the surprising prayer of Agur, a lesser-known voice in Proverbs, we see that true wisdom st...

We’re resuming our study of the Minor Prophets and coming to one of the most well-known and perhaps most misunderstood of them all: Jonah. As we will see, Jonah is much more than a story about a prophet and a fish. It’s a powerful accoun...

We will take a break from our sermon series on the Minor Prophets to talk about a serious issue that many Christians struggle with: assurance of their salvation. Many Christians wrestle at some point in their lives with the question, “Am I real...

While there is much beauty and goodness in the world, there is no denying that it is also filled with evil and injustice. What do we do when it seems like wickedness is winning? In this sermon, we come to the book of Obadiah, the shortest book ...

Our journey through the Minor Prophets continues this sermon with the book of Amos. There was nothing flashy about Amos. He was a simple shepherd and farmer from a small town. But God has a way of using the ordinary to do the extraordinary. And...

In this session, we continue our series on the Minor Prophets as we explore the book of Joel. Joel delivers a powerful message to God’s people about how to respond during a national crisis. He also teaches us that repentance is the only true re...

We start a brand new sermon series this week. For the next twelve weeks, we will explore the books of the Minor Prophets. Each week, we will overview one book, examine the key themes and ideas it presents, and then see how we can apply them to ...

What is Sunday School really for—and are we fulfilling its original purpose? In this sermon, we’ll unpack a fresh vision for how our classes can be more than just a place to sit and listen. We’ll explore how Sunday School can be a pathway to ac...

Our tough topics series for this summer, "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: God’s Design for Life and Gender," will conclude with the final message on God’s design for gender. Gender identity is a term that would have made no sense to someone in ...

 We continue our summer series, Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: God’s Design for Life and Gender. In the last sermon, we examined a Christian worldview perspective on abortion. In this sermon, we will focus on an even more fundamental prob...

For several years, we have taken a break from our regular exegetical sermon series each summer to explore challenging topics from a biblical perspective. This year, our summer series will be: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: God’s Design for Lif...

We will finish our study of the book of Philemon and examine how the gospel affects our everyday relationships, especially in times of conflict. We all know how the gospel reconciles us to God through Jesus' work, but do we stop to think that t...

In this Sermon, we get into the heart of the letter to Philemon. We will see in the text some very specific and practical things we can do as Christians to resolve conflicts with others. Resolving conflicts is never fun, and rarely easy. But as...

This sermon will discuss this year's Vacation Bible School Theme, "True North."We will see that we can trust Jesus in a wild world. Life can get pretty wild in the backcountry of Alaska, but it can also sometimes get pretty wild in the backyard...

We’re looking at Philemon 4–7, where Paul gives thanks for a man who lived out his faith in a way that refreshed everyone around him. We’ll see that the gospel doesn’t just save us—it shapes us into people who love deeply and stay conn...

We start a new series in a new book as we examine Philemon, Paul's “sister” letterns to the Colossia. Philemon is a short letter written by Paul to the owner of the home where the Colossian church met. Even though it is only one chapter, it is ...

We have our last sermon in our walk through the book of Colossians. In his final section, Paul acknowledges those who have meant much to him. We will look at each of these friends and see what they have to remind us about in our own lives today...

We have reached the final chapter of the book of Colossians, where Paul is ready to offer his concluding greetings. Before doing so, however, he provides some last instructions. Often, the messages conveyed in final moments carry significant we...