During the final weeks of Jesus’ ministry, he went from being rejected in his hometown, praised as King and redeemer in Jerusalem, and finally being hung on a cross as a criminal. Join us these next two weeks as we journey toward the cross.

How can we be sure Jesus was the Son of God? Fortunately, John wrote down the seven signs of Christ’s Divinity in the Gospel of John that point us to that certainty. For the next seven weeks as we look at each sign and how these miracles point to the arrival of the Messiah, the Son of God.

As we start a New Year, we will start a new series called “New.” Over the next three weeks, we will look at what God says about our New Mercies, New Hope, and New Identity in Christ.

Second chances! Are there things of which you feel like God could never forgive? On our first Sunday of 2022, we will look at one of the greatest second chances recorded in scripture.

This Sunday, we began the season of Advent. We celebrate in this season the long-awaited Messiah’s birth, yet we still anticipate His promised return.

Waiting on God is not easy when we have our own plans that don’t require any waiting.

“Have I not told you to be strong and courageous?”

When the hand is to the plow the path is straight. If the hand comes off the plow and the the farmer begins to look around the path is no longer straight. Jesus reminds us that the hand must remain on the plow to be fit for the Kingdom.

Starting a fire is often easy, but keeping a flame burning over time can prove a difficult task.

Can you share your faith in a way that is clear? Paul’s instruction was for followers of Christ to spend time in prayer and to ask for opportunity and speech that is clear.

This I Believe is a sermon series designed to explore what we as Christians believe and why we believe it. The series focuses on several key doctrinal issues to give followers of Jesus a better understanding of foundational beliefs.