We live in a world where our worth and identity is securing tied the work that we do.  Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Romans 4 and the story of Abraham to show that we are saved by our faith not our works, and we can find hope in God’s promises instead of our fleeting circumstances.

Living in a world filled with anger and suffering, it’s always encouraging to hear some good news.  Guest speaker Mark Canada continues our study of Romans by taking us through Chapter 3 while diving into God’s good news of Christ, and how we can change lives with the gospel.

Although we are constantly reminded of the wrong in the world, we often keep silent. Pastor Tim Hawks continues through Romans 2 and 3 to show that we often deem ourselves “good” by comparison or heritage, but true repentance is needed to rejoice in the Lord.

Romans 2:1-3:20

Often the drastic situations of life leave us wondering what is going on and if it will get better.  Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Romans 1 to show that people have exchanged the love of the creator for the creation, and that Christ can bring us back into a relationship with God.

Have you ever felt alone in the chaos of the world?  Pastor Tim Hawks beings a study of Romans by exploring the man, the mission, and the message that Christ has given so we can live transformed lives of peace in the story He has created.

Romans 1:1-17

Do you have a villain in your life?  Pastor Jurie Kriel closes out our Unmentionables series discussing what it means to be a victim or a villain, and how we can use the example of our forgiveness in Christ to forgive others.

Every day we are reminded of the affects of sexual harassment and abuse. Pastor Tim Hawks brings to light these subjects by showing our culture's flawed view of sex and how we can finally find the true intimacy we are looking for.

Addiction is rampant in our society, and we are all capable of becoming unhealthily dependent on something or someone. Pastor Tim Hawks shows the biological and environmental factors of addiction and gives biblical encouragement that we can break free and experience recovery.

With so many people affected by depression and anxiety, why is it that we don’t talk about it? Pastor Tim Hawks shows the biological and experiential factors of depression and anxiety and gives biblical encouragement that it can get better.

Today we celebrate Easter, the day that Christ rose from the grave.  Looking at the details of the resurrection story, was Jesus’ defeat of death a message of hope, hoax, or of global transformation?