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This sermon series begins our year with a look at the Power of Routine... those habits and rhythms in life that help us grow in the Lord. This ties well with the New Years resolution desire to improve ourselves. Unfortunately, we also have a natural tendency toward making things into checklists or needed accomplishments in order to deserve something (AKA religion). So in this series, we will focus less on activities and more on the underlying attitudes and issues that we need to get right in order to enjoy some of the more common activities to help us grow. Join us and see what God might have for us in this?

This sermon series begins our year with a look at the Power of Routine... those habits and rhythms in life that help us grow in the Lord. This ties well with the New Years resolution desire to improve ourselves. Unfortunately, we also have a natural tendency toward making things into checklists or needed accomplishments in order to deserve something (AKA religion). So in this series, we will focus less on activities and more on the underlying attitudes and issues that we need to get right in order to enjoy some of the more common activities to help us grow. Join us and see what God might have for us in this?

This sermon series begins our year with a look at the Power of Routine... those habits and rhythms in life that help us grow in the Lord. This ties well with the New Years resolution desire to improve ourselves. Unfortunately, we also have a natural tendency toward making things into checklists or needed accomplishments in order to deserve something (AKA religion). So in this series, we will focus less on activities and more on the underlying attitudes and issues that we need to get right in order to enjoy some of the more common activities to help us grow. To get us started, we are going to work through the idea of rest. Join us and see what God might have for us in this?

This sermon series is called Christmas List: Reordering Our Priorities. This series examines the nativity story and how we should view our priorities during the Christmas season. Through understanding the context and characters, we will see the importance of prioritizing others, adjusting our list of priorities, and rethinking our time. We’ll also be reminded that the Christian virtues presented in the Christmas season should be normal for Christians throughout the year. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called Christmas List: Reordering Our Priorities. This series examines the nativity story and how we should view our priorities during the Christmas season. Through understanding the context and characters, we will see the importance of prioritizing others, adjusting our list of priorities, and rethinking our time. We’ll also be reminded that the Christian virtues presented in the Christmas season should be normal for Christians throughout the year. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called Christmas List: Reordering Our Priorities. This series examines the nativity story and how we should view our priorities during the Christmas season. Through understanding the context and characters, we will see the importance of prioritizing others, adjusting our list of priorities, and rethinking our time. We’ll also be reminded that the Christian virtues presented in the Christmas season should be normal for Christians throughout the year. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called Christmas List: Reordering Our Priorities. This series examines the nativity story and how we should view our priorities during the Christmas season. Through understanding the context and characters, we will see the importance of prioritizing others, adjusting our list of priorities, and rethinking our time. We’ll also be reminded that the Christian virtues presented in the Christmas season should be normal for Christians throughout the year. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called is called Thanks and Giving. It is a Thanksgiving series where we will be discussing how we can develop a heart of gratitude to God, which in turn leads to generous giving. Thankfulness is not an occasional act but a lifestyle of intentional and spontaneous appreciation that leads into the presence of God and empowers us to be grateful in all circumstances. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called is called Thanks and Giving. It is a Thanksgiving series where we will be discussing how we can develop a heart of gratitude to God, which in turn leads to generous giving. Thankfulness is not an occasional act but a lifestyle of intentional and spontaneous appreciation that leads into the presence of God and empowers us to be grateful in all circumstances. What does God have for us in this?

In Mark 12, Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. This series explores what it means to be a disciple, and how our relationship with God can affect each of these aspects of our life. What does God have for us in this?

In Mark 12, Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. This series explores what it means to be a disciple, and how our relationship with God can affect each of these aspects of our life. What does God have for us in this?

In Mark 12, Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. This series explores what it means to be a disciple, and how our relationship with God can affect each of these aspects of our life. What does God have for us in this?

In Mark 12, Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. This series explores what it means to be a disciple, and how our relationship with God can affect each of these aspects of our life. What does God have for us in this?

In Mark 12, Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. This series explores what it means to be a disciple, and how our relationship with God can affect each of these aspects of our life. What does God have for us in this?

This sermon series is called Neighborhood Watch. This series examines our responsibility to our neighbors. The term “neighborhood watch” often evokes a fear-based mentality: “We must watch over our neighborhood because others are out to get us.” This series flips that image on its head: rather than fearing others, we must widen our idea of what our “neighborhood” is. What does God have for us in this?