Do you ever feel like that even though you work hard to follow all the rules, you still end of doing something wrong?Pastor Tim Hawks begins our Red Letters series in the Sermon on the Mount so that righteousness that God desires for us comes not from following rules but from a transformation of our heart.

When you think about the future, does it change how you act today? Pastor Mark Canada concludes our Isaiah series in chapter 65, which shows that our future hope can move us to action toward God today.

As we continue our Isaiah series, we explore God’s invitation to each of us—one to a life that will satisfy our soul far greater than any earthly fulfillment. If you’re living in captivity rather than freedom, there’s a better way through a standing, open invitation from God.

Has a problem in your life ever been resolved in an unexpected way? Pastor Tim Hawks continues our series in Isaiah 32-53 to show how Jesus was used as the suffering servant of God that solved the problems of our sins and hurts with His death and resurrection.

When suffering we can question whether or not God really cares. Pastor Tim Hawks continues our series in Isaiah 40 to show that God is both committed and capable of rescuing us and is with us through the waiting for the suffering to end.

Who do you put your trust in in this world? Pastor Tim Hawks continues our series in Isaiah 36-39 to show that God is one that we can trust in when we are outmatched and even when we are facing harm or death.

Have you ever wondered that if there is a God, why doesn’t He fix this clearly messed up world? Pastor Tim Hawkscontinues our series on Isaiah in chapters 34-35 to show that it is through God’s judgment of the world that will in the end bring the restoration to those who follow Christ.

Do you consider yourself a prideful person? Pastor Mark Canada continues our series on Isaiah in chapters 13-14 to show that our pride puts our own desires before others and God, but that He has given us ability to break down pride through community.

We all have something in our past that we regret, something that we wish never happened. Pastor Mark Canada continues our series on Isaiah to show in chapters 7 – 9 that like us Israel had a dark past filled with failure, but that there is hope for the future for everyone in God’s plan.