Join us for the third sermon in our Lenten series, focusing in Exodus 3. We are partners with God, working to help bring about God’s kingdom, being who God created us to be. Pastor Jim also talks about how we’ll discover more about who God is, just like Moses did! Also, what are we going to do without Jessica?!?

Join us for the second sermon in our Lenten series, focusing in Genesis 18:1-15. We are reminded that we are called to welcome everyone (Hebrew 13:2), and how being present is everything when it comes to hospitality. Also, do the Mrazzberries really taste like Mrazzberries?!?

It's Lenten season! Join us as we dive into the new sermon series, Learn From the Trees, with the series opening up in Genesis 2-3. So many amazing things to take away, including the word used for ‘man’ is ‘adam… literally meaning ‘human being’ without gender designation - how cool! Also, remember to respond to Beth with, "Yes, Chef"!

It’s the last sermon of Pastor Jim’s five-week sermon series, and we gain a better understanding of Deuteronomy and how it’s the age-old debate between law and grace. Also, is Jessica giving birth in a tent?!?

One, two, three, it’s Numbers this week! Numbers has “countless” ways to approach our faith journey. Also, how are we still talking about math and numbers this week?!?

Join us for the third sermon from Pastor Jim's five-week sermon series, where we discuss Leviticus. Leviticus reminds us that we’re called to a life of holiness that starts in worship and extends in all that we do. Also, who wants to teach us Algebra?!?

Join us for the second sermon from Pastor Jim's five-week sermon series covering Exodus. We learned there are more than 280 allusions to, or quotations from, the book of Exodus in the New Testament - how cool! Also, Tim levitates at work?!?

Join us for the first of Pastor Jim's five-week sermon series where he will cover the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. We discuss how hopeful Genesis is portrayed through the many stories and new life that is mentioned. Also, is a dead end really the end?!?