Current Sermon
December 1st - December 22nd
The birth of Jesus is no accident. From the foundations of the world, God decided to send his Son in human flesh to save the world's sins. All throughout the Old Testament, the promise of Christ’s birth is declared. In this series, we prepare for Christmas by examining some of the Old Testament prophecies that pointed forward to the birth of our Savior.
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September 8-November 24
We use the word “passion” to describe a powerful emotion that captivates us, such as love or hate. The word passion also has a second meaning, referring to the sufferings that Jesus experienced on the cross. In this series, we will see the two meanings of “passion” come together, as we walk step-by-step through the last 24 hours of Jesus’ life. Through it all we will see that the passion of the Christ is rooted in Jesus’ passionate love for us – a love that knows no bounds and that endures all things.
July 7 - September 1
The invitation Jesus makes to each one of us is to “follow me.” Having faith in Jesus is about more than have a conceptual understanding of his truth. Faith means following. From the moment we receive Jesus as our Lord and Savior we begin a journey with Jesus that lasts the rest of our lives. In this series, we take a journey with Jesus as he heads toward Jerusalem, where he will ultimately die for the sins of the world.
May 26 – June 30
Have you ever felt misunderstood – like despite your best efforts no one understands your intentions or your heart? John the Baptist came to bring good news, yet he was woefully misunderstood. In this sermon, we explore the martyrdom of John the Baptist and learn from it the importance of remaining faithful to God, even when the world misunderstands us.