Sermons

In this series, we are going into the studio with Michael Gomez, our worship leader and music expert, to explore lessons from music relevant to our lives.

A lot is going on in the world right now. And that means there is a lot that people want to talk about. No matter how we try to avoid it this summer, you'll probably find yourself in a heated conversation or two. So, how do you have these conversations without losing your cool? Over the next few weeks, we'll share three essential rules to keep your conversations cool this summer. We'll share the rules of engagement.

We are excited to start this series on our new Church Online Platform! Tune in and watch live with us at 10:00 a.m.

The story of Exodus isn't just a story about some people a long time ago in a land far away; Exodus is our story too. It's the story of God drawing us out to draw us in. He draws us out into the wilderness, into the uncertainty and the unknown, to draw us into relationship with Him. What if this wilderness we are experiencing right now is exactly where God wants us to be? What if God is using this to make us into the people He called us to be?

Throughout the gospel of Matthew, Jesus talks about the Kingdom of God. For many of us, “the Kingdom of God” is a foreign idea at best, and wildly confusing at worst. What does Jesus mean? Where is this kingdom? How do we access it? Jesus tells us all we need to know to find and live in the Kingdom of God. As we unpack these teachings in this series, we will see Jesus gives us the keys to the kingdom.

If you’ve ever heard Foreigner sing, "I wanna know what love is, I want you to show me," then you likely have agreed with the longing to understand this crazy little thing called love. What is it, how do we find it, and can you avoid losing it? In fact, most of the songs ever recorded are about this four-letter word, love.

What if our favorite love songs are wrong? What if these love songs are to blame for many of our relationship mistakes? When we start with the wrong understanding of love, it’s really difficult to experience love in our own life.

Join us as we discuss how to cut through the noise and discover what’s actually true about love.

Playlists

In preparing for the Love Songs series, Stephen, Allie and Michael were reminiscing about some of their favorite love songs. They decided to create Spotify playlist to share with you.

In the spirit of friendly competition, they wanted to create a little contest. The playlist with the most listens at the end of February wins. Pick your favorite and give it a listen!