The Bible can feel like a confusing book to us. It was written in another historical-cultural time period. It uses imagery that is sometimes confusing to us. However, it is through Jesus that we interpret Scripture and that Scripture leads us to Jesus.

Reading the scriptures is of vital importance in our lives.

Join us live this Sunday as we delve into the practice of meditating on scripture. We will look at the reasons and benefits of this ancient practice.

Jesus invites us not only to read and meditate on scripture, but also to study God’s Word for us. The English verb “to study” comes from the Latin “studium” meaning zeal and painstaking application.

Having Scripture internalized can anchor our souls and bodies. If we commit to scripture memorization then the scriptures commit to us.

Come and join us as we wrap up our focus on the scripture practice.

This Sunday we will be hearing an important message on "The Church in Transition." This message will reawaken the hope that new spiritual seasons bring!

Spiritual renewal involves inviting God to change our heart, to impact our leadership and to transform our corporate community of faith.

Join us this Sunday for a thought provoking message by Jon Pasiuk.

This Sunday we will be exploring the nature of sin, our response to it, the consequences and God's response to it all. Come, listen, learn.

This Sunday we will look at the proclamation of advent, what it called the ancient people to and how it calls to us today as well.

The all-encompassing problem of life in the messed-up world and the all-encompassing problem of brokenness within ourselves are met when the infinite and Holy ruler of the universe comes to us as one of us.

The Magi came from the East to find and worship Jesus. Today we have that same privilege as we too enter the presence of our Lord.

A new series begins!

John 14:1-11 I'm going to prepare a place for you.

Jesus promises to give his Spirit to dwell within us!

Jesus promises to give his Spirit to dwell within us!

Jesus promises to leave us with something essential...His peace.

In John 15:1-11 we will look more deeply into how we abide in Jesus.