In this final message from John's prologue, Pastor Chris walks us through three descriptors of Jesus that demonstrate his uniquely able to reveal God.
Grace (John 1:14-17)
In the fourth message in this series, we look at what John tells us about Jesus' glory. Ultimately, we learn that Jesus’ glory is revealed by grace.
Children (John 1:9-13)
As we continue through the prologue to John's gospel, Pastor Chris shows how John points us to a revealing, its responses, and a right.
A Witness (John 1:6-8)
In this message from the Gospel of John, Pastor Chris shows us how John the Baptist's authority, identity, role, and purpose exemplify what every follower of Jesus ought to be.
The Word (John 1:1-5)
Pastor Chris begins a series through the prologue to John's Gospel. In the first five verses, we see that Jesus is the communication of God to this world.
The Strength and Weakness of Samson
Elder Bryan Pummel takes a look at the life of the biblical judge Samson, which shows us the danger of loving God's good gifts more than God himself.
False Witness (Exodus 20:16)
The ninth commandment shows us that God’s people must be radically committed to the truth because God is radically committed to the truth. And that commitment must be political, personal, and prophetic.
Steal (Exodus 20:15)
That God enshrines a command for us to not steal is significant. It means that God entrusts his creation with property and that he does so for his glory.
Adultery (Exodus 20:14)
The command prohibiting adultery reminds us of how fundamental the creation institution of marriage is for a society. But even more, it pushes us to recognize that God is faithful, and a faithful God demands a faithful people.
...but God (Ephesians 2:1-10)
Zac Rybak, one of our deacons, preached his first ever sermon. Zac challenges us to take a fresh look at the extend of God's great salvation by showing that in Ephesians 2:1-10, the Apostle Paul breaks down just how desperate and hopeless our lives are apart from God, how great is God’s grace and mercy in rescuing us, God's purpose for our new life.