There is no service this week for the long holiday weekend. Instead, we have a meditative prayer walk for you. Set aside about 30 minutes, get outside, and be with God in nature. Use this podcast to guide your time and focus your heart on God. Have a wonderful week!

Despite it being 90 degrees out, we are celebrating Christmas this week. Christmas is a time when we think about and celebrate Christ coming to earth to live among us and to die for us. That is something we should celebrate all year! So join us in reflecting on the Incarnation of Jesus.

This week, we wrap up our series examining some core elements of reformed theology, by talking about salvation. We will look at what salvation looks like, and what we have to do to gain it (hint: nothing!)

This week, we continue our series examining some core elements of reformed theology, by talking about the Holy Spirit. The Third member of the trinity is maybe the most misunderstood. So we will look at who the Holy Spirit is and what the Holy Spirit does for us every day.

This week, we continue our new series examining some core elements of reformed theology, by talking about Jesus. We will examine three key elements of who Jesus is. Then we will see how these elements make Jesus the only way for us to have fellowship with God.

This week, we continue our new series examining some core elements of reformed theology, by talking about God. God can be difficult for us to describe. We too often want to impart our own idea or part of ourselves into the picture when thinking of God. Today we will look at what the Bible says about who God is.

This week, we continue our new series examining some core elements of reformed theology, by talking about Covenants. Covenants are agreements. God has made many Covenants with us over time. We will look at some of them and explore what they say about God an God’s desires for us.

This week, we kick out our newest series where we examine some core elements of our theology. We will start, where all good things should, with the Bible. What is our bible to us? What is it meant for? What is it not meant to do? Join us as we discuss all these questions and more!

He is Risen! This Easter, we look at Jesus’ resurrection through an Old Testament lens. The Empty tomb is strikingly similar to the Mercy Seat described in the Book of Exodus. That is no mere coincidence. Jesus’ death and resurrection acts as the ultimate fulfillment of the Mercy Seat and its atonement.

This week, we continue our Lent series ‘Tales from the Cross. This week, we take the perspective of God the Father. We examine a little of God and Jesus’ relationship, God’s view of sin, and how all of that came together during Jesus’ death.