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After spending an entire school year reading and teaching through the New Testament, we have finally reached the end! In this message we give a very brief overview of Revelation. However, the bottom line is simply "Jesus Wins!"

Throughout this series we will be covering some tough questions that we all ask but may not be willing to ask out loud. With that said, we are going to be answering some tough questions so that we can know what God says about these issues. In week 4 we ask the question "How do you know what's true?" The bottom line was "Search God's word for truth".

Throughout this series we will be covering some tough questions that we all ask but may not be willing to ask out loud. With that said, we are going to be answering some tough questions so that we can know what God says about these issues. In week 3 we ask the question "Is Jesus the Only Way?" In this message we look at 1st and 2nd Peter as well as 1, 2, and 3 John. We look at how Jesus...

Throughout this series we will be covering some tough questions that we all ask but may not be willing to ask out loud. With that said, we are going to be answering some tough questions so that we can know what God says about these issues. In week 2 our Assistant Director Hannah, discusses how we handle suffering and difficult circumstances.

In this message we hear from one of our communicators, Rick Walters, about the theme and impact of the book of Hebrews. The overarching theme of the book is that Jesus is greater than anything else in your life. In this standalone message Rick will talk about Jesus taking priority in your life.

Throughout this series we are going to be looking through the smaller letters of Paul.  The whole idea was that Paul wanted to address the churches and help them to “walk worthy” of their calling.  Each church has their issues but often Paul touches on the themes of unity, joy, holiness, salvation, and so much more.  We will be looking at a few of these books and Paul’s encouragement to both them...

Throughout this series we are going to be looking through the smaller letters of Paul.  The whole idea was that Paul wanted to address the churches and help them to “walk worthy” of their calling.  Each church has their issues but often Paul touches on the themes of unity, joy, holiness, salvation, and so much more.  We will be looking at a few of these books and Paul’s encouragement to both them...

Throughout this series we are going to be looking through the smaller letters of Paul.  The whole idea was that Paul wanted to address the churches and help them to “walk worthy” of their calling.  Each church has their issues but often Paul touches on the themes of unity, joy, holiness, salvation, and so much more.  We will be looking at a few of these books and Paul’s encouragement to both them...

Throughout this series we are going to be looking through the smaller letters of Paul.  The whole idea was that Paul wanted to address the churches and help them to “walk worthy” of their calling.  Each church has their issues but often Paul touches on the themes of unity, joy, holiness, salvation, and so much more.  We will be looking at a few of these books and Paul’s encouragement to both them...

Over the course of this year's retreat we wanted to land on the idea of living a life that is planted and rooted in Jesus based out of Ephesians 3:17-18. The bottom line from session 3 was " Faithfulness is abiding in Jesus. Fruitfulness is living for the sake of others."

Over the course of this year's retreat we wanted to land on the idea of living a life that is planted and rooted in Jesus based out of Ephesians 3:17-18. The bottom line from session 2 was " A planted person is shaped by the word, not colored by the world."

Over the course of this year's retreat we wanted to land on the idea of living a life that is planted and rooted in Jesus based out of Ephesians 3:17-18. The bottom line from session 1 was " A planted life begins when Jesus stops being a visitor and becomes a resident."

The church in Corinth was messed up!  Yet Paul called them to unity and to focus on what is most important, making disciples!  Through this series we are going to look at what it looks like to use our gifts, love like Jesus, and serve like Jesus.  

The church in Corinth was messed up!  Yet Paul called them to unity and to focus on what is most important, making disciples!  Through this series we are going to look at what it looks like to use our gifts, love like Jesus, and serve like Jesus.  

The church in Corinth was messed up!  Yet Paul called them to unity and to focus on what is most important, making disciples!  Through this series we are going to look at what it looks like to use our gifts, love like Jesus, and serve like Jesus.  

The book of Romans is widely considered one of the most theologically deep books in the entire Bible. However, the theme of the book is the truth of the Gospel and what that means for our walk with Jesus. Over the course of three weeks we will be looking at sin, justification, and sanctification. This week we talked about living out our santification. The bottom line was "Our new life isn&#39...

The book of Romans is widely considered one of the most theologically deep books in the entire Bible. However, the theme of the book is the truth of the Gospel and what that means for our walk with Jesus. Over the course of three weeks we will be looking at sin, justification, and sanctification. This week we talked about the grace of God in justifying us. The bottom line was "Jesus doesn’t j...

The book of Romans is widely considered one of the most theologically deep books in the entire Bible. However, the theme of the book is the truth of the Gospel and what that means for our walk with Jesus. Over the course of three weeks we will be looking at sin, justification, and sanctification. This week we talked about the problem of sin. The bottom line was "you can't save yourself bu...

The book of Acts picks up where the Gospels leave off. Acts follows the movement of God in and through the early Church. It records the stories of early believers as the Gospel goes forth and changes the world. This week we talked about the unity and rhythms of the early church. Our bottom line was in Christ, we’re family.

The book of Acts picks up where the Gospels leave off. Acts follows the movement of God in and through the early Church. It records the stories of early believers as the Gospel goes forth and changes the world. This week we started the book looking at the boldness of the early believers in the face of opposition. Our bottom line was witness with boldness.

The world has many things to say about who Jesus is. However, in the book of John, Jesus tells us exactly who He is. Throughout this series we are going to be looking at who Jesus said he was in His seven I am statements. This week we looked at how Jesus is the good shepherd. The bottom line this week was "Jesus is the Source"

The world has many things to say about who Jesus is. However, in the book of John, Jesus tells us exactly who He is. Throughout this series we are going to be looking at who Jesus said he was in His seven I am statements. This week we looked at how Jesus is the good shepherd. The bottom line this week was "Follow the Shepherd"

The world has many things to say about who Jesus is. However, in the book of John, Jesus tells us exactly who He is. Throughout this series we are going to be looking at who Jesus said he was in His seven I am statements. This week we looked at how Jesus is the Bread of Life and the True Vine. The bottom line this week was "Everything we are is rooted in Jesus."

Through the books of Mark and Luke we will be exploring the Miracles of Jesus. The big thing that students will be looking at is what these "cool stories" tell us about the character of Jesus. This week our Student Ministries Director, Jason Walters, talked about Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection from Luke 22-24. He talked about how Jesus laid his life on the line for us. The bo...

Through the books of Mark and Luke we will be exploring the Miracles of Jesus. The big thing that students will be looking at is what these "cool stories" tell us about the character of Jesus. This week one of our small group leaders, John McCann, brought the word about Jesus feeding the 5,000. He encouraged students to allow themselves to be used by God with whatever gifts we have. The...