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Join us this week for our final Easter sermon examining the Gospel of Luke chapter 24, verses 1-12. This time we examine the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and why we can be confident that it happened. We'll also look at what it means for us as Christians.

Join us this week as we continue our Easter series with a sermon about Luke 23 verses 32-43, in which Jesus is crucified between two criminals. We examine the tragedy of the cross, and what we should feel about it as Christians.

Join us this week as we begin our Easter series with a sermon about Luke 23 verses 13-25, in which Pontius Pilate offers the crowd a choice between letting the son of God or a murderer go free. We look at how this moment reflects the heart of the Gospel, and how we can apply it to our lives.

Join us this week as we gather to continue our study of Romans with Chapter 16 verses 1-27. We look at what it takes to build a healthy church, using Paul's conclusion to one of the greatest letters in the Bible as our guide.

Join us this week as we continue our study of the Bible with Romans chapter 15, verses 14-33. We examine Paul’s comments about the church in Rome and how he encouraged them, and how that translates to our own church and ministry today.

Join us again this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with chapter 15, verses 7-13. We examine the glory of God and how important it is for us as a church to be unified in order to glorify Him.

Join us again this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with Chapter 15 verses 1-6. We examine the call as Christians to love our neighbors, especially those within the church, and how we can do that when we may have differing convictions.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with Chapter 14 verses 13-23. We examine how to navigate convictions within the church and within our lives as Christians.

Join us this week as we look at Romans Chapter 14 verses 1-12 and what Paul has to say about keeping unity within the church when many of us may have different convictions about exactly how we live a Christian life.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with Chapter 13, verses 8-14. We examine how love is an unpaid debt, the fulfillment of the law, and how it relates to salvation, along with Paul's call to action for Christians concerning love.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with chapter 13 verses 1-7. We examine the role of government authority as given by God, and how it is designed to work in our lives.

Join us again this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with Chapter 12 verses 17-21. We will examine how we should respond when someone does evil to us, why we should love and serve our enemies, and how we can love our enemies.

Join us for another week of our Bible study of Romans, continuing with Chapter 12 verses 1-8. We look at True Worship, and True Thinking. How do we define them? What are their characteristics? What do they look like in our lives? What should they look like in our lives? And how do they relate to how we see ourselves?

There are two ways to live your life. Join us this week as we look at both through our Bible study of Romans, continuing with Chapter 12, verses 1-2.

Join us this week for a Christmas Bible study as we look at the story of Jesus' birth from the Gospel of Luke chapter 2 verses 8-20.

Join us this week for a Christmas Bible study as we look at the story of Jesus' birth from the Gospel of Luke chapter 2 verses 1-7.

Join us this Christmas as we study the story of Jesus' birth from the Gospel of Luke.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with chapter 11 verses 13-36. We look at God's plan for Israel, including why we should care about it as Christians today, as well as how it should shape our lives.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with chapter 11 verses 1-12. We look at God's plan for Israel, including Israel's past, present, and future, and how God planned to use their rejection of the gospel to bring salvation to more people, as well as restoring Israelites in fullness to God.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with chapter 10 verses 14-21. We look at the route to faith as explained by Paul as well as the reason that people reject the gospel.

Join us this week in our Bible study of Romans Chapter 10 verses 1-13, as we examine how Israel pursued righteousness and where Paul says they went wrong. We explore what this means for us as Christians today, and how we can pursue righteousness through faith in Christ.

If God sovereignly chooses who His people will be, do human beings really have the responsibility and opportunity to believe in Jesus? Join us this week as we see how Paul explains God's plan of salvation for the world from Romans 9.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study of Romans with Chapter 9 verses 6-18. We examine the promise of God to the descendants of Israel, how it relates to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and what that means for us as Christians today.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with the second half of Romans, chapter 9 verses 1-5.

Did you know that money is one of the most discussed topics in the Bible? But what exactly does scripture say about it? A lot! But one main idea is that if you want to grow to become more like Jesus, you must see money and possessions for what they really are. Join us this week as we explore that idea through our Bible study going through Matthew chapter 6, verses 19-24.