Serving and showing God’s love

An analysis of the four miracles in Mark 4--5 helps us understand Christ's identity as the authoritative Son of God and rest in his compassion and care for us.

Jesus Plan To Change The Planet

This session examines how God designed the brain to heal and how creative, whole-brain worship fosters both trauma recovery and spiritual transformation. Drawing on theology, neuroscience, and the arts, it reveals how engaging heart, soul, mind, and strength in worship restores wholeness and deepens our knowing of God.

This session explores how trauma affects the brain, body, and spirit, often hindering a person’s ability to connect with God and others. It invites the Church to recognize trauma as a spiritual issue as well as an emotional one, showing that healing restores our capacity to hear, trust, and love God fully.

Jesus sometimes calls us at inconvenient times in our lives.

A biblical perspective on the causes and solutions for burnout.

Day by day walking the light with the Lord in His strength.

A biographical sermon based on the qualities seen in Barnabas.

A biographical sermon based on the example of Ezra.

Coming to grips with who owns the Kingdom of God and self.

How Romans 9-11 fits in the general argument of Romans, the Remnant today.

Reminder to live a called life and God never cancels you out.

Christ's Transformation of the animal kingdom and human society

An encouraging overview of the reasons why Eschatology is more relevant now than at any time in church history, along with some of the benefits to studying Bible prophecy from a dispensational framework, and how God is changing lives through it all across the world.

Explore what it means to be fully equipped for the calling God has before us.

The important interface between God, God's word and God's servant.

We'll all go through testing to be sure our faith is real.