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At some level, we all live our lives in order to justify ourselves. But no matter how hard we try to prove our worth, it never seems to be enough. It’s in this world of striving, achieving, and performing in order to justify ourselves that God invites us to trust, rest, and receive the justification of Jesus Christ. Join us as we exchange our work for the work of Jesus Christ.

Did you know you are adopted? For many this would be a shock, but it is a vital truth of the gospel. Join us as Pastor Roger unpacks the implications of it means to go from an orphan mentality to one who has been adopted by our Heavenly Father.

Whether religious or not, we can all agree that things are not how they are supposed to be in this world. Why is that and how can it be made right? Join us as Pastor Philip explores the effects of alienation and the power of reconciliation.

Many have used the word “repent” to invoke fear, but when we truly love God, repentance always ultimately produces joy. Join us as we seek to understand what genuine repentance is.

Faith is more than just an exercise of the mind. For faith to be genuine it must influence our intellect, our affections, and our behaviors. Join us as we explore the element of faith.

Because of God’s Grace we have gone from the grave of sin to the right hand of God. Join us as we begin our series on one of the most essential elements to the beauty and glory of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Grace of God.

Just like the Psalmist, we have something to celebrate. Despite the circumstances of this life, God will be exalted forever and his people will be planted in the Lord’s house for eternity. He is worthy of praise not for what He will do but for what He has already done.

Have you ever been in the wilderness? Or better question, when was the last time you were in a state of wilderness, in your heart, in your mind, or with your circumstances? When in the wilderness, David writes Psalm 63 and we have so much to learn from it. Take a listen!

Have you ever forgotten something important? What if you were told that you have forgotten the very thing that is the key to dealing with any and every situation you find yourself facing? Join us as we look at Psalms 103 to uncover this forgotten truth.

Repentance - The act of turning away from the former ways Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we can do as humans. It is easy to keep the blame on others and neglect self-accountability. In today's sermon, Elder Dani speaks about how David wrestled through repentance and how we desperately need the grace of Jesus to cover us

When was the last time you experienced forgiveness? Did you know that there is a kind of happiness that is covered in mercy and joy that is experienced in being forgiven? Let’s dive deeper into this by listening to a message on Psalm 32.

In this life we are bound to face a lot of problems that come with deep pains and when that happens how we process, what we pray for and what we believe matters.

When moments of darkness envelop your life; when it seems like God even placed you there; when you cry out for help to Him, and help does not seem to come, and you’re stuck; what questions do you want to ask God? Are you even allowed to question or ask questions? Join us as we look at a songwriter, a Psalmist who resolved his issue with his song to God.

What do you do when your reality confronts your theology? How do you feel when what you’re experiencing seems to be contradicting what you believe to be true of God? Join us as we unpack the wrestle, the reasons, and the resolve for doubt.

The modern believer doesn’t reject God but reduces him. How does this understanding of God impact your life? Maybe it’s not that your problems are too big, but your idea of God is too small.

The idea that there are a multiplicity of options and paths to take in this life is simply not true. According to Psalm one, there are only two ways; The way of the righteous and the way of the wicked. Which way are you going?

The danger of routines is that we can take them for granted.

When we’re feeling down, eating certain foods can bring us comfort. At this table, the resurrected Jesus serves the disciples comfort food for the soul. If you’re feeling doubt, discouragement, or fear, you’re invited to turn to the comforts of Christ’s words like you’d turn to the comforts of food.

What happens when following Jesus isn’t turning out the way you thought it would? How does that impact your experience and your desire to invite others to him? Join us today as we discover how we often do not recognize Jesus and how to really see him.

Guess who is coming to dinner? In this table scene, Jesus makes a shocking dinner invite that still brings transformation. Jesus is still sending out the invitation today. The question is will you respond?