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In the final verses of Luke 19, we explore how Christ's zeal for the Lord's temple is an expression of his love for us. 

Jesus is a king unlike any other, and his kingdom is different from this world. Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem reminds us how different in Luke 19:28-44.

Continuing in our series through Luke, Pastor Chris looks at the salvation of Zacchaeus and the good news that Jesus came to seek and save the lost in Luke 19:1-10.

Pastor Chris shares about the work of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost Sunday.

Continuing in Luke 18, we look at Jesus's encounter with the rich young ruler and how Christ's calling exposes the idols of our hearts.

In Jesus's own time, children were often cast aside or overlooked -- but that's not how Jesus treated children. Pastor Chris explores what a familiar story in Luke 18:15-17 teaches us about the heart of Christ.

On a twelfth week in the gospel of Luke, we look at the words of rebuke and warning from Jesus towards the Pharisees in Luke 11:37-44, and what these words teach us about the heart of Christ.

In a climatic turning point in the gospel of Luke in 9:18-26, we look at two of the most important questions we'll ever answer: who is Jesus, and what does it mean to follow him? 

Jumping back into the gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris teaches on the feeding of the five thousand in Luke 9:10-17 and what this moment shows us about the compassion of Christ.

On this Easter Sunday, we looked at the core tenants of the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15:1-9 and how the good news of Christ's resurrection changed the world...but has it changed you?

In the final message of our Lenten series in Job, Pastor Chris looks at the comfort and restoration of Job in chapters 40-42.

Elder Jason Burch explores Christ's call to make disciples in Matthew 28:18-20.

In our fourth week in our survey of Job, Pastor Chris looks at God meeting Job in the whirlwind in Job 38-40:5

As we continue our survey of Job, Pastor Chris explores how Job's friends bring more torment than comfort (and how we can avoid the same mistakes!)

On this second Sunday of Lent, Pastor Chris surveys Job's words of despair, protest, and hope in the midst of suffering, and what we can learn about our own seasons of pain.

Throughout the six-week season of Lent, we'll be exploring the problem of pain and the goodness of God through the challenging book of Job. In this first message, Pastor Chris walks through the Job 1-2, which asks the haunting question, "Will Job fear God for nothing?"

Looking at Luke 9:1-6, Pastor Chris explores what we learn about Jesus in his sending out of the disciples to advance the mission of the kingdom of God.

Pastor Chris looks at the restoration of a suffering woman and a rule's daughter in Luke 8:40-56, and what their restoration teaches us about the heart of Christ towards us.

In our seventh week of our series through Luke, elder Jason Burch unpacks what we can learn from Jesus casting out Legion in Luke 8:26-29.

On our sixth week of our study through the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris looks at the story of lavish love and God's grace in Luke 7:36-50.

In Luke 7:1-10, Pastor Chris looks at Jesus marveling at the faith of a Roman centurion and what that teaches us about Christ.

In the fourth installment of our series through the gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris looks at how Jesus pursues sinners in Luke 5:27-32.

In our third week in the gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris explores the deep healing that Jesus brings for a paralyzed man in Luke 5:17-26.

As we continue to look at the character of Jesus in the gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris explores Jesus's calling of Simon Peter in Luke 5:1-11.

The first message in our new series through the gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris teaches on Jesus's message to his hometown of Nazareth in Luke 4:14-30.