Sermon Series

The books of the New Testament are written by different authors, to different audiences, to communicate different ideas.  As a result, each one has a slightly different perspective on God and His interaction with mankind.  When combined together these varied perspectives provide us with a complete and well rounded understanding of God’s nature and actions.

The New Testament is full of instructions about how we should treat and interact with one another and Jesus Himself repeatedly indicates that the way we treat others will be one of the primary things that identifies us as one of His followers.

Seeing the gospel story retold in eight words.

Sometimes, for whatever reason, people get the impression that there are certain things that aren’t allowed in church.  And while there are some things that should rightfully be on that kind of list, there are others things that, despite what some may have been led to believe, are not out of place at all.

Anticipating the arrival of Immanuel and all the Love, Joy, Hope, and Peace that He brings.

We will take a look at some of the core realities of who the God of the Bible really is and how these characteristics shape our beliefs, our understanding of our relationship with Him, and our responsive actions to who He is.