The letter to the Galatians reveals how we still struggle to embrace and live out the freedom we have in the Gospel. Join us as we walk through the letter, looking to the freedom Christians have in the person and work of Jesus.

The book of Ecclesiastes is often passed over as a book of hopelessness. But what if this book is a way to show us that the way we find joy and meaning in life is often misplaced? Join us as we work through The Preacher’s quest to find glimpses of joy in life that are ultimately rooted in the Gospel.

In one of His largest uninterrupted sections of teaching, Jesus tells us what it looks like to live as a people who believe that God’s Kingdom really is coming to earth…like right here and right now. What does that mean for the people hearing Jesus? What does it mean for you and me? That is what we will explore as we study the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s Gospel.

We see the verse plastered all over Christmas cards, but what does it mean that Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor, Almighty God, Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace? What does it say about our Redeemer?

How do we keep growing as a church but maintain the community feel? How do we not lose sight of what the Scriptures call us to as a local church? We are taking the next four weeks to focus on what the Scriptures call us to as a community of believers.