Sermon Series and Media

What can happen in a week? A lot, right?! We’re experiencing that firsthand now. But as bad as it may seem, do you trust that God is still at work? Join us Sunday for a new message that will not only help point us to the good news of Easter, but recognize God’s constant work in our world. We’ll look at the events surrounding Palm Sunday – one of the most chaotic and yet important weeks in all of human history to see how God worked in the midst of it, and how we can recognize His work today.

God designed us to be in relationship with Him and others. But, relationships need time and growth. So, how do we get there? Growth isn’t necessarily simple, and it doesn’t always come easy. In fact, the best seasons of growth may come after the hardest circumstances. Regardless, to develop a skill takes practice. When it comes to our spiritual health, it’s the same way. As we practice, we develop skills, we grow, and what once felt unnatural or clumsy, seems almost effortless. Join us for a new series, Sacred Practices, and learn the steps it takes to grow in your faith and how to develop the skills Jesus modeled for the disciples.

Have you ever thought of the many parallels that exist between the field of battle and the mission field? By using stories from World War II and truth from God’s Word, we can better understand our individual roles and the role of the church in obeying The Great Commission. Join us for our annual Missions Week series, as we focus on the role of the sending church, unity of purpose, sacrifices on the home front, caring for missionaries, and the ultimate victory.

We often hear that God has a plan for us, or that we should follow the calling He has placed on our life. But what does that actually mean, and how do we even get there? For some, it may be taking steps right in the home, neighborhood, or workplace. For others, it may be on the other side of the state, country, or world. Join us for our new series, as we debunk the myths and define the steps to determining what God wants for you. Regardless, it requires taking those initial steps Right Where You Are.

Jesus talks about money more than any other topic, but yet we often say, “God doesn’t need your money.” Why is that? And what do we actually mean by it? Join us for a new series, The Grace of Giving, as we look at the Biblical definition of generosity and how through it we can actually discover God’s best for us.

Change is inevitable. We’re seeing it happen in our culture at a rapid pace. And yet, the truth of God’s Word does not change. It still is the most important message for our changing world. However, as the messengers of God’s grace, what the Church measures and the ways we reach people with that message must also change.