In our fourth week of our "When you give..." series we are talking through the very simple reality that God is Creator of all, and is still Owner, Ruler, and God of all, and through what we call Stewardship - God's generosity toward us by entrusting us with His resources in this earth for His purposes.

In our third week of our "When you give..." series we are looking at the invitation of God to be generous toward those specifically in need. Scripture says that God provides seed for the sower so we would be enriched to be generous.

Second week of our series on Generosity: When You Give...

In our new series, "When You Give..." we are diving into what Jesus says about generosity. The way of the world causes distress and anxiety over money, but the way of the Kingdom is not to worry, to trust in God, and to follow Jesus. How do we live in the world, but not be of the world? How do we live without the fear, or the greed, commonly associated with money, taking over our lives? Paul, sharing the words of Jesus, says, "It is better to give than to receive." Generosity is a practice that rightly positions our heart toward God in regard to finances.

This week we are taking a moment to look at the church's response to Israel. What is God's heart for the Jewish people, and how do we, as Christians, respond to that?

In our fourth week of our series on fasting we are looking at what it means to stand with the poor through fasting. Identifying with more than just our own personal situation, but the situation of the humanity we are a part of. So many live without, have difficulties, and struggles, and it can be easy to remove ourselves from that when we have more than enough.

In our third week of our series on fasting we are looking at fasting to amplify our prayers. God, throughout scripture, honors when his people fast and pray. We don't always have to know why, simply that we are invited to partake in something that God honors and blesses. Jesus tells us, "When you fast..." our Father sees and rewards.

In this second week of our series, When You Fast... we are looking at how fasting aids in our lives to lead us toward holiness. God IS Holy, God MAKES us Holy, yet, God invites us to BE Holy.

In a new series, "When You Fast..." we are looking at how to be a disciple of Jesus in the practice of fasting, while being part of a community who fasts together. In this message we look at what it means to fast, the biblical and historical basis for it, as well as the intent of offering ourselves to Jesus in fasting.

Ever WANT to pray, but it's just like you can't get there? Distraction, hurry, fear, boredom, all sorts of things can get in the way of our desire and need to pray. What do we do? And when we get there, how can we be sure that what we are doing, and hearing from God is actually God? Prayer is an invitation to relationship, and relationships grow over time.

In our fourth week of our series, "Teach Us To Pray", we are looking at the important aspect of being with God. Throughout history this has been called Contemplative Prayer - the act looking to God as He looks at us in love.

In this second week of our "Teach Us To Pray" series, we continue to look at what it means to have conversations with God. Prayer is more than just asking for things, it is part of our developing relationship with our Heavenly Father, who created us, loves us, and calls us His own.

In the first week of our series: Teach Us To Pray, Pastor David is talking about the importance of talking to God. God is listening, and invites us to talk to Him, with Him and to listen to His voice. We honor Him when we pray and draw close to Him.

Today is Resurrection Sunday! We celebrate that the grave could not hold him because He IS the Resurrection and the Life. It's not always easy to believe. Sometimes it can feel like He's far off. But he is not. He is walking right alongside us, even when we don't recognize it! Today we look at the story of the two disciples walking along the road from Jerusalem to Emmaus, encountering the Risen Lord, Jesus Christ!

As we come to the end of our series on the Farewell Discourse of John 14-17, we close with Jesus' "High Priestly Prayer." He truly is the perfect high priest, who intercedes for us, seated at the right hand of the Father, in his eternal glory!

In this third week of our series, Jesus' Final Thoughts, we are continuing through the Farewell Discourse of John 14-17. This week Pastor David is teaching on John 16, which holds Jesus promise of the coming Helper, who is the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth.

In this second week of our series on the Farewell Discourse (John 14-17) we are focusing on Jesus' invitation to "abide in Him". What does it mean to abide? What does it mean to be connected to the vine, who is Jesus? His invitation is one of connection and fruitfulness that brings Glory to our Heavenly Father!

In a new series on what is called the "Farewell Discourse" from John 14-17, we are looking at the words of Jesus to his disciples as they gathered for their last meal together before His arrest and crucifixion. John 14 is a deep theological perspective of the Father's love for Jesus, the Son and our way to the Father through Jesus Christ.

In wrapping up our series, Following Jesus, we are looking at Jesus' gift of community to the church. He not only invites us to follow Him, but to follow Him together! We are not alone. We have a family. Together we are the body of Christ, and together we follow the King!