A new series kicks off this Sunday. We’re given HARD commandments and statutes in scripture. Hearing and even knowing isn’t enough – application is everything.

 

Student Pastor Doug Baughan shares the story of Moses in a challenge to graduates (and to all of us!) to be all God wants us to be.

 

Mother’s Day is a great day to celebrate moms and celebrate the family. But what happens when the real you’ve experienced in your life clashes with the ideal given to us in scripture? Do the rules change?

 

Continuing in the book of Acts – Christianity began with people who had been used to doing things a certain way. When Jesus came and established a new covenant, everything changed. When folks continued to do things the old way, God staged an Intervention.

 

What happened to the disciples? They were running scared, hiding from the authorities, and even going so far as to deny knowing Christ. But they became a FORCE – spreading the news of Christ throughout Jerusalem and beyond. Where did they get their boldness?

 

The resurrection changed everything, and gives us something to put our faith and trust in. Because HE lives!

 

This sermon includes an opening musical selection from our choir.

 

Jesus came to change everything – no longer would sin be covered. Sin could be taken away.

 

This sermon includes 3 musical selections from our choir.

 

People lined the streets as Jesus entered Jerusalem for the Passover celebration. They thought he was coming to save their nation. He was coming to do so much more.

 

Leading up to Easter, we look at how Jesus’ life on earth and subsequent death and resurrection changed everything. He came to the world for a new kind of ministry.

 

Most Christians know what we are to put our faith it – but what allows us to actually LIVE like we trust our faith?

 

Don’t you wish you had a way to answer the questions, quips, and comments when there was little time and even less interest. Accoring to Peter, you should BE PREPARED to do just that!

 

Do you ever feel trapped? The object of a cage match is to escape the cage. But that will often involve a clash with culture. A synopsis of the first 6 Chapters of Daniel.

 

Continuing in Wrestling with Eternity. Genesis 32: Jacob thinks Esau will be his greatest challenge, but it turns our there’s something greater. What if you had to lose your greatest match, in order to win?

 

A new sermon series addresses the issue of wrestling with eternity. Identifying WHO and WHAT we’re fighting can really alter HOW we wrestle. A look at Jacob’s dream in Genesis 28 – the ladder match.