Shopping and decorating and parties and wrapping…busy, busy, busy. All the hustle and bustle and amidst all the noise, all our hearts long for is home. Home with family on earth, yes, but above all the chaos of this world, we long to be with the One who all our attentions and affections should be directed toward this season: our Savior, Jesus.
We're back in the Gospel of Mark for our new series: Kingdom Offenses. Join us as we unpack four different ways the gospel and the Christian life are offensive to those don't know the overwhelming grace and mercy found in Jesus.
These are a collection of sermons not included in any particular sermon series from both guest speakers and our own pastors.
God wrote the script for His redemption story long before the foundation of the world, and it will conclude with a declaration that will echo throughout eternity. Yet amidst the bigness of God's infinite glory and grandeur, we see that He outlined a unique role for each of us in each act of this redemptive story. Join us as seek to find our place in the drama of God's redemption.
Continuing our study of Mark's gospel, we see some of the ways we have been called to live as a part of Christ's kingdom.
As is the case for any kingdom, the Kingdom of God calls for its members to submit to the authority of its King. Join us as we see from Mark’s Gospel how Christ has authority over our fear, our traditions, and ultimately, our heart, and how our submission to His authority in these areas is actually for our benefit.
We often refer to ourselves as a “vertical” church, but what does that actually mean? In this series we take a closer look at each of our church’s four pillars and see how they not only have significant impact in our church, but also in each of our individual lives.
Join us as we explore the Gospel of Mark in this series. We will learn about the King and grow to understand His rule and reign over our life. We will experience His power and grace, learn how to follow Him as a disciple, and be transformed by a new identity!
