Strong, healthy marriages and relationships are constantly under attack from many different directions. In our culture today, lust and pornography permeates our culture, shapes attitudes, and can cause so much hurt and chaos in our marriages. The sto . . .

This Sunday features a Marriage Q & A with Dustin & Lauren, covering various topics related to the series “Making Relationships Work.” . . .

This message explores the incredible and counterintuitive benefits an exclusive marriage covenant gives. . . .

This message explores the incredible power that mutual submission has within relationships, especially marriage relationships. . . .

True humility isn’t about lowering ourselves, but about lifting others—by asking thoughtful questions and listening deeply, one of the rarest and most powerful expressions of love. The quality of your life is determined by the quality of the question . . .

This message looks at the story of David, Nabal and Abigail in 1 Samuel 25 and asks us the question: what does humility look like when we have been mistreated? . . .

This message explores two famous ancient stories that highlight the danger of pride, and the
beauty and necessity of humility.
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How did humility become a virtue? In this message we look at how the life, message,
and death of Jesus flipped the value system of the world upside down.
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From childhood dreams to adult goals, we’re wired to chase what we think will lead to a full life. But what if the life we’re chasing is actually wearing us out instead of filling us up? In this message, we’re invited to stop climbing ladders that do . . .

The Christmas story is a message about what God has done for us. It is a
pronouncement of incredibly good news. . . .

As children, the expectation of Christmas morning was both exhilarating and
agonizing… “when will it be here?” The same sense of expectation surrounded the first
Christmas as devoted groups in the Israelite community were waiting for the birth of a
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Do you have someone in your life who doesn’t choose Jesus? Is there tension there around the holidays? Why is that? If the message of Christmas is good news of great joy, then why does not everyone say yes to it? And why do we feel this tension and a . . .

Have you ever felt distant from God—as if His holiness and your brokenness can’t meet? For the people of ancient Israel, priests bridged that gap through sacrifices and prayer.
But at Christmas Jesus came to be the perfect bridge - experiencing life . . .

We only search for something when we come to the realization that that something is lost. The question isn’t whether something’s lost… it’s who we’ve lost sight of. . . .

How many of us have hopes and dreams that include making the hopes and dreams of others become reality? When we look at the issue of poverty, nothing stirs the compassion and the righteous anger of God more than the plight of the poor, the fatherless . . .

One of the most amazing parts of being a Christian is that we get incredible help given to us - God’s very presence, his Holy Spirit comes to live inside us. This messages explores some of what this means And how we can cooperate with what God’s tryi . . .

What are the unmistakable aspects of Jesus life is that people nothing like Jesus liked Jesus. As they began to follow him they also began to believe into him. This led to these followers actually obeying Jesus as Lord and Master. . . .

This message explores how we have been invited to know God. The same almighty creator who made the universe wants to know us as a father knows his child. . . .

Why is it so hard to “rest” - both physically and emotionally? Is the constant pull towards business and productivity actually our attempt to measure up to some invisible expectations? Somehow, all our progress and accomplishments still leave us feel . . .

This message explores the principle of Sabbath; an invitation to practice for eternity in God's presence; an act of regular and intentional trust of God's rule on Earth. The Sabbath is God's weekly reminder that we are more than what we produce. . . .

Paul tells us to be anxious for nothing. How do we do that? . . .

We all want life to be fair - but Jesus told a story that flips that idea upside down. In this message, discover why God’s Kingdom doesn’t run on fairness, but on something far better. And once you see yourself in the story, it just might change ever . . .

We often hold back from sharing our faith because we feel unprepared or worried we won’t have the right answers. But God hasn’t called us to be attorneys with arguments - He’s called us to be witnesses who simply share what we’ve seen and experienced . . .

It’s easy for our lives to drift toward selfishness. Jesus has always called us to something more. A generation of people needs the church to step up, to invest their lives for the sake of others and the spread of the gospel. . . .

We were designed by God for community, but we drift towards isolation. The solution is Christ-centered community. . . .

Before Jesus died and rose he gave his disciples and us a brand new commandment. It was far less complicated but it was more demanding. . . .

As summer winds down, it’s easy to feel unsure about what’s next. This message speaks to that feeling of being a little lost, questioning your direction, purpose, or whether you’re on the right track. It will talk about purpose as knowing who you’re . . .

What looks like setbacks and silence can actually be God’s positioning. Your circumstances might feel out of control, but they could be setting you up for such a time as this. . . .

Have you ever asked the question, “Where is God?” Could it be that he is working in the shadows, behind the scenes working to bring things together in a way that are not immediately obvious to us? We don’t want to miss God’s plans, but rather step in . . .

It can be tempting to think that God has forgotten about us, or that he isn’t at work in our lives, or in the world around us but no matter what we’ve done, and no matter what our circumstances seem to suggest, God is always at work. He’s in the shad . . .