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One thing our Pastor loves is “Christmas Magic”… that moment when a gift can produce the look of gratitude in a person’s eyes that almost nothing else can. The Christmas Story is what inspires the pursuit of that moment. We go through a lot of trouble to make it happen, but not nearly as much effort as God went through to bring the Savior of the World from the hallways of Heaven to an Manger in th...

December marks the beginning of Advent, and Advent marks the beginning of the greatest story ever woven through the pages of history by the hands of our great God... a story promised and threatened through the life of one very old, very unlikely, very faithful man. Find out about how the manger scene we celebrate at Christmas almost never happened...

The Apostle Paul has spent the bulk of the letter to the Church at Galatia stressing what NOT to do. Now, "Pastor Paul" is going to turn the corner and give some counsel to them, and to us, on what we SHOULD be doing...

If you knew there was a way to make Christian Living just a little bit easier... just a little bit better... just a little less frustrating...If you knew there was a "Cheat Code" to Christianity, would you use it?

For most Christians, the question, "What were you freed FROM?" is paramount. But, the follow-up is crucial, too. Why would Jesus go through all that trouble to set us free? Paul has an answer in Galatians 5:1-15.

Every November, as a church, we remind ourselves that "Mission" isn't something that happens somewhere else. It's something that's happening all around us all the time. This week, we get to hear from a man who's been surprised by the unconventional calling on his life... Jared Anderson.

Our culture has a real obsession with succession... building for itself a fiefdom that will last.  God has a deep determination for inheritance... sharing all that He is with whomever will trust in Him.  Some people are earners. Others are heirs. Which are you? 

Standing at the gates of Heaven, confronted by the Lord with the age-old question... "Why Should I Let You In?"... what would be your answer? What's the right answer? Find out in this week's sermon from Galatians 3:11-22.

There is an age-old question that has flumoxxed humanity...  which came first.. the chicken or the egg?  But, the more important question is this one:  Which came first... The Love or The Law?  Melissa Janish walks us through Paul's argument about this crucial question. 

What do Hulk Hogan, Michael Stipe and Bo Nix have to do with Galatians 2:11-21... find out this week as we continue our GALATIANS SERIES

The Apostle Paul can be described in a lot ways with a lot of words... confident, accomplished, brave, passionate, unstoppable.  But, here in Galatians 2, Paul shares with us a moment when he was something we'd likely never describe him as: INSECURE.  What can we learn from it, and how can we help him? 

We live in a culture that is obsessed with change.  But, is God obsessed with change? Does God want to change us?  What if God's not worrying so much about changing us as He is leading us?  Galatians 1:11-24 gives us a fascinating view into that question. 

As we launch into our Sermon Series from the Book of Galatians, we'll be confronted with one road and two ditches, and the age-old question that has echoed through the generations... "Is the Gospel of Jesus Christ Too Good To Be True?"

Does art matter... to the world... to God... to you? And, should it? 

When a man hits a milestone birthday, he tends to reorient the trajectory of his life. King David did just that as he wrote Psalm 145... a Psalm all about Showing & Telling. 

Psalm 139 is one of the most quoted Psalms in the book.  Rich poetry that celebrates the grand and the granular nature of God…  But, what was happening behind the scenes in David’s life when he wrote it?  Find out as Pastor Richie Fike unpacks the poem of a 30 year old on the precipice of his life. 

Psalm 22 is equal parts lament & praise... and one more incredible thing, too.

Psalm 142 is written from the confines of a cave.  How did David get there? Why did he choose to write a psalm from there? What had he learned about God that still applies to us now? 

One of the most famous stories in the Bible came at one of the lowest moments in King David's life. And, the Psalm that he wrote in the aftermath tells the story of a real hero. Find out about who that hero is in this week's sermon from our series, "The Stories Behind The Psalms".

Maybe the most famous Psalm of all time is Psalm 23, so on June 23, 2024, that's exactly the Psalm we covered. Why did David refer to God as a shepherd, and to himself as a sheep? What is the signficance of that allegory? And, how does it shape the story behind our journey?  We were treated to the one-of-a-kind delivery of our Worshp Director, Jeremiah Cope to find out the answers to these and man...

We know a lot about the kind of leader King David was.  The kind of worshipper he was. The kind of shepherd he was.  But, Psalm 3 tells us a lot about the kind of father he was.  And, what could be more appropriate on Father’s Day?  John Wilson shares the stories behind Psalm 3 today, and gives us insight into what these revelations mean for each of us.