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"This isn't just a story that happened 2000 years ago... He's changed My Life". Mark Vanderwier gets a little foolish and examines the hard evidence of the good news Jesus gave us.

"Your story is a reminder to you of what Christ has done in your life." The Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part six Mark Vanderwier encourages us to take the time to write out your story, remembering to show gratitude to the One who gave it to you.

"Jesus has room for everyone at His table, but do we?" The Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part five Mark Vanderwier talks about the Psychology of Disgust, treating people the way Jesus did, making room at the table, and seeing "those people" as people.

"Is your faith about location or communication?" The Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part four Gary shares his powerful testimony about how God radically changed his life when he began to focus on God and His truth. Then Mark Vanderwier talks about preparing to share your story for HIS-Story.

"You're not responsible for their response, you've been chosen to give them a choice." The new Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part three Mark Vanderwier asks "who invited that person?" and talks about the people who invited us to church and shared the gospel with us. We look at what is hindering and holding us back from doing the same...

"Connected pieces make it easier to connect other pieces." The new Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part two Mark Vanderwier shares a portion of Paul's story, talks about Billy Graham, and the other missing pieces that are still out there.

"Your piece of the puzzle is meant to be connected to others." The new Making HIStory series is about connecting individual stories from people to make HIS-Story. In part one Vanessa shares her incredible testimony of how God can turn pain into something beautiful. Then Mark Vanderwier talks about the unique way only your story will connect with people.

"We're not called to win souls and convert non believers, we are called to give a first hand account of who Jesus is and how He has transformed each of our personal lives." Gary Watson talks about the "church" (Ecclesia) and playing your part no matter how big or small it is.

"When we mix the messages we repel the world." Mark Vanderwier talks about an area in our culture saturated in confusion and the hinderance it has become for so many.

"Building a healthy, life giving church that unchurched people want to become a part of." Answering the three questions from last week ; Mark Vanderwier reminds us of our mission as a church and encourages us in the important difference between being a Christian and being a Disciple.

"Our work was meant to be meaningful, but it wasn't meant to give us meaning. " Mark Vanderwier examines three key questions surrounding work and talks about where our value comes from.

"Faith is based on a promise that God made, not on a desire that we have." Mark Vanderwier talks about Emmanuel and the difference between what something feels and what is actually true.

"The most important thing isn't to know the word of God, but to know the God of the word." To celebrate the new year Mark Vanderwier talks about the three D's of appetites and how they affect our present and future.

"My hope is that a year from now we would have more "I'm glad I did" than "I wish I had" moments." Looking back on 2017 Mark Vanderwier talks about three great gifts you'll always be glad you gave. We watched this video The Time You Have (in JellyBeans) at 33:35.

"God's not telling you to love so that He'll love you more. He's telling to go love because you’re already loved." In part three of the Advent series; Mark Vanderwier talks about being connected to the One who is love and challenges us to ask ourselves the question "what does love require of me?"

"Peace with others often requires this powerful word called forgiveness." In part two of the Advent series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the three areas of peace and the command we have to pursue it. We watched this [video_lightbox_youtube video_id=oLYORLZOaZE&rel=0 width=800 height=450 anchor="Peace"] video by The Bible Project at 11:22.

"Hope matters when situations are hopeless." In part one of the new Advent series; Mark Vanderwier talks about a hope that goes beyond lifetimes and won't ever disappoint.

"Sometimes we get so focused on what God hasn't done, that we forget that He actual has done everything that we need." In part four of the The Tongue series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the cure for complaining and negativity in our lives and being thankful in all circumstances.

"Have you forgotten that He is a part of the we?" In part three of the The Tongue series; Mark Vanderwier talks about where we direct our focus, our praise, and choosing to speak life to the people around us.

"Do you realize you do not have to think every thought that comes into your mind?" In part two of the The Tongue series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the three conversations going in everyone's mind. He challenges us to speak to, listen to, and believe the one that is true.

"There are some words that have the power to change and save your life." In part one of the new series entitled The Tongue Mark Vanderwier talks about the times in our lives where our tongues are a problem, and what can we do about it. The challenge this week is to take some time to watch our tongues and listen to what actually comes out.

"If it's true that I'm not interested in dedicating my life to a liar or a lunatic, then it's equally true that I can't help but dedicate my life to Jesus if He is Lord." Gary Watson examines three questions about who Jesus is, and how our lives reflect the answer. Listen and find our why today's sermon is "Amazing!"

Sometimes we are tempted to believe things about God based on the circumstance we’re in rather than the history or truth of who He is. Mark Vanderwier talks about finding refuge in God no matter what situation we find ourselves in.

Most of the time when we don't see God at work it's because we're not looking close enough. In part six of the Mission series; Mark Vanderwier talks about sharing the good news, making excuses, and maybe evangelism is easier than you thought it was. We watched this Not An Expert video at 4:58 into the sermon.

Keep doing the small things with great love because they have great potential. In part two of The Small Stuff; Mark Vanderwier talks about sowing seeds in the small things in life that really matter.