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In his sermon on Matthew 21:18-32, Ricky walks through a passage when the priests challenge Jesus' authority, and Jesus shares his parable of the two sons. This challenges us and asks the question if we truly live out our faith, or if we're just presenting false advertising. What do you need to repent from and turn to the Lord with?

Join us as Pastor Ricky continues our series in Matthew! 

Join us as we study Matthew's account of the rich young ruler 

Join us as our Youth Ministry Resident, Matt, walks us through Isaiah's prophecy pointing to God's chosen servant. 

Join us as we continue our Advent series as Pastor Alex takes us through Isaiah 9:6-7 to see that Jesus is the Prince of Peace

Join us as Pastor Alex continues our series in Advent and we read how the Scriptures points us to see that Christians can have Joy in all circumstances.

Join us as our guest preacher, Nathan Northcutt continues our series of Advent as we study God's love for us in 1 John 4:9-10.

Join us as we start the season of Advent. Pastor Alex begins our series with pointing us to our confident Hope that we can have in Jesus.

Join us as we continue in our series through the Gospel of Matthew. Pastor Ricky encourages us on how God's design is better than our desire.

Pastor Alex continues in our series in the Gospel of Matthew as Jesus walks the disciples through handling relationships with one another to demonstrate how Kingdom people act like the King.

Pastor Ricky continues our series in the Gospel of Matthew as we study together what Jesus defines as true greatness.

Alex continues our series in Matthew. Today Jesus discusses topics that everyone loves to talk about - faith, death, and taxes.

In this week's sermon, Ricky walks through Matthew 17:1-13, when Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James and John. Moses and Elijah appear next to Jesus, representing his fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets from the Old Testament. While Moses and Elijah reflected the glory of God, Jesus is the exact expression of God's glory! God's glory came down and touched mankind, therefor...

In this week's sermon on Matthew 16:13-28, elder board member Eric Knoll walks through Peter's confession of the Messiah, Jesus's death and resurrection predicted and how we must take up our cross to follow Jesus. Jesus is the Son of the Living God—the key of spiritual birth, faith, salvation and forgiveness—with whom we can have a relationship. Our relationship with him looks like...

In this week's sermon on Matthew 16:1-12, Ricky walks through Jesus's conversation with the Pharisees and the Sadducees when they demand a sign to prove himself. Jesus shows the Pharisees and Sadducees that they don't need a sign; they need a Savior. Then, he teaches his disciples to beware of false teachings. Your life is a sign that points to something—what does it show that you b...

This week, we returned to our series on Matthew with Ricky's sermon on Matthew 15:1-20. Ricky walks through Jesus's conversation with the Pharisees as he challenges their cultural influences on God's law. Jesus teaches that it is not what goes into our mouths that defiles us, but what comes out of our mouths, because out of the mouth comes the truth of our hearts. How do we allow cu...

In this week's sermon from the "At the Table" series, Ricky walks through Luke 14 and asks the question: "Do we think about the Christian life as a cruise ship, or an expedition?" Jesus shares the parable about the large banquet, when the master invites the poor, maimed, blind and lame to his table. Ricky applies this to our own lives. Do we view our table as an opportunit...

In this week's sermon from the "At the Table" series, Ricky walks us through John 21:1-17, in one of the scenes where Jesus reunites with his disciples after his resurrection. Jesus shows Peter (and us) that there is no shame or condemnation in a relationship with him. Jesus doesn't want our right actions; he wants a restored relationship with our hearts.

In this week's sermon, Alex continues our "At the Table" series with Mark 14:12-26. He also references Exodus 11—13:16 and 1 Corinthians 11:25-34. In Mark, Jesus shares the first Communion meal with His disciples. Alex walks through the significance behind the Passover, Judas's betrayal and what the Lord's Supper means for us as believers now.

In this week's sermon on Acts 2:42-47, Ricky continues with the second week of our "At the Table" series. Ricky walks through how the early church of Acts devoted themselves to meeting together at the table, in order to build community and discipleship. They didn't just follow a set of rules that Jesus left behind; they responded to the grace he showed them through love for one...

In this week's sermon on Matthew 14:22-36, our guest speaker Kent Sovine shares the story of Peter walking on water. Kent challenges us to ask the question: do we look at Jesus as just a provider of experiences, or do we truly worship him as the Son of God? Do we seek Jesus because we have FOMO, or do we fall at his feet in awe and worship? As we read the story of Peter walking on water, we l...

In this week's sermon on Matthew 14:13-21, Ricky walks us through Jesus's feeding of the five thousand and the miraculous meal he provided, not just for their physical bodies, but for their spiritual.

In this week's section of Matthew 14:1-12, Alex walks through the difficult passage where we read about John the Baptist's death at the hands of Herod the tetrarch and his mistress, Herodias. We learn about two main forms of fear that Herod demonstrates in these verses: (1) fear of man and fear of exposure. What sins or darkness do you have in your life that you're afraid of being e...

In this teaching from Matthew 13:44-52, Alex asks the question, "What do you treasure most in life?" Do you place all of your treasure in the Kingdom of Heaven, because the Kingdom of Heaven is worth selling everything for. He walks through how Jesus's parables about treasure, pearls and fish demonstrate where we place our treasure, and if we are actually 100% sold out for the Kingd...