In a New Year, people make resolutions, start gym memberships, and focus on being a better version of themselves. But with human effort, these things can only go so far. (Most of the time, they don’t get very far at all). There’s a better way: God wants to do the transformational work of healing us and making us new. “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, that person is a new creation: The old is gone, the new has come!” (2nd Corinthians 5:17) This Celebrate Recovery series helps us to find God’s healing for hurts, habits, and hangups.

This four-week Christmas sermon series examines Isaiah 9:6, focusing on Christ as Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Prince of Peace, and Everlasting Father—each title highlighting aspects of Jesus's character.

This series examines Joseph’s journey through the pit, Potiphar’s house, prison, and palace, highlighting the life lessons he learns from God at each stage that ultimately prepare him for his role in the palace.

The Theology of Generosity is a series that explains the Bible's teachings on generosity, wealth, tithing, stewardship, and sacrifice, emphasizing both actions and motives in managing what God has entrusted to us.

Made to Worship focuses on how humans are hardwired to worship. We should worship God, but often we worship idols. This series examine our desire to worship God, while also considering how we fall into idol worship.

This three-part series follows Jesus and his disciples after the resurrection. The good news of Jesus’s resurrection isn’t something that we celebrate just one Sunday a year. It is good news that needs to be shared all year. Once we’ve encountered the risen Savior, we are sent to share this message of hope to the world.