This week Mason closes out the series by taking us beyond the Cross, to the Tomb that was empty. We cover all four accounts of the tomb in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and they all recognize the same reality… The tomb was empty. The empty tomb changes everything.. our past, our present, and our […]
Mason continues the series this week in Luke 22, where we take a look at the Last Supper and what Jesus knew would happen. He knew Judas’ betrayal and the Cross was coming, but he served Judas anyway. We betray Jesus time and time again, but he still loves us. Jesus wants us in the […]
Mason brings us this week’s message, continuing in the Christmas Caroling series Richard started, and takes a look at O Holy Night this week. This song has a message of longing… and recognizing that Jesus is the light they have been waiting for. God did not wait for darkness to pass, He entered into it. […]
As we move into the Christmas season, Richard starts a new series, Christmas Caroling, where we will look at some popular carols and the scriptures they are based on. This week we take a look at Angels We Have Heard on High. We see this carol in Luke 2:8-20 where the angels appear to the […]
Nathaneal Coffman brings this week’s message from Luke 17. We break down Luke 17 to take a look at what Radical Faith looks like: – Radical Faith requires Radical Forgiveness. – Radical Faith requires Radical Loyalty. – Radical Faith requires Radical Thanksgiving.
We are approaching the end of the series and Simon’s time with Jesus. This week we are looking at Jesus’ foretelling of Simon’s denial. It seems that the disciples moved from “Who will betray” to “Who is the best” in their discussion at the Last Supper and this is where we see Simon claiming to […]
We start a journey with Simon this week, starting with his calling in Luke 5. Simon knew how to fish, he knew what it took and when to pursue fishing. At this time, he just finished fishing with no luck and loans his boat to a teacher to teach from. After he finished teaching, he […]
This Father’s Day, Richard dives into one of the images we see of God as Father in Luke 11. In a world where it was not common to address God on a personal basis as Father, they had to go to the temple and have someone intervene for them, Jesus taught them to pray to […]
Nathanael brings this week’s message from Luke 9:51-62. Here we see the disciples preparing to go to Samaria with Jesus, and they are rejected and it seems they look for their own flavor of Justice. Following this interaction, we see an interaction of three men with Jesus and a few (what seem harsh) responses from […]
This week Richard presents the message as Peter and tells the story of the crucifixion through his renewal, and partly into Acts. We talk about his denial of Christ, his renewal, and what God was able to do through Peter despite his past. If God can work through all of that, imagine what He can […]