Making Sense of Life

In the midst of our frenzied world we have a lot to do. Jesus invites us to be still and know. To listen and receive His grace and mercy. To pause. As we study Luke 10:38-42 we’ll see that we must be with Jesus before we can do anything for Him.

As Christians, we have God-given wisdom to resolve disputes between us.

In a divided world, the call to oneness is challenging. We'll explore this through three concepts: one heart, one voice, one purpose.

Sin causes tremendous hurt and pain in our lives and those around us. Too often we can allow it to grow rather than address it, both in ourselves and in others.

Pastor Art preaches on 1 Corinthians 5 and how to transform our attitudes around sexual morality and mutual accountability in a loving community.

Otto & Marjorie Ekk share with us on the importance of obeying God.

What questions, doubts, disappointments, or struggles are causing the ground to tremble beneath your feet? As you seek Jesus, consider talking with a trusted and believing friend to help strengthen your faith.

Pastor Art speaks from 1 Corinthians 4 and challenges us to faithfully live gospel values.

Pastor Art speaks from 1 Corinthians 3:9-23, and asks: “Are we building God’s temple, or vandalizing it?”

Pastor Art is speaks on 1 Corinthians 3:1-9, and looks at what it means to serve God together as a team, rather than live in conflict.

Life is busy and too often can distract us from our relationship with God. God invites us closer to himself into a relationship that we can truly say, I love you.

Sometimes Christians can act too similar to the world. We should, however, have the mind of Christ and live differently. How does it look when we live differently, having the mind of Christ?

Sometimes, we feel like we lack what we need in our Christian life. Yet, Paul reminds this church that seemed to be seriously lacking in some critical areas of life that God has provided them with everything they needed. God’s grace is enough.

We live in confusing and challenging times. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians addresses many of the issues we face today. Paul urges us to understand who we are first in order to love people well when we disagree.