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Pastor Scott concludes this sermon series by exploring where true power lies. He shows us that while it seemed like power was birthed in Rome, it turns out that it was birthed in Bethlehem. It turns out this upside-down kingdom has a whole different power base, and a whole different scoring system.

Pastor Scott points out that judging people based on externals has not served the church well and does not model the heart of God. When a church pushes past cultural barriers and traditions and reaches out to people on the other side, it demonstrates to the world that God is alive and active.

Nicole continues our series, asking what makes a well-lived life, and reviews the story of Jesus in the book of Acts where Jesus gives us a new definition of death and life.

Pastor Terence continues our new series by sharing that if you have ever changed anything, you know with change comes resistance. Sometimes that resistance is from others, but often it is from ourselves. Our rigid and inflexible areas must be softened so that we can more willingly follow the Holy Spirit’s leading.

Pastor Scott kicks off our new series in the new year by asking us to examine how God will speak to us this year. God is guiding us if we will listen.

Pastor Terence urges us as we cross over from 2022 to 2023, to recall and document moments of God's faithfulness to you or your family from 2022.

Pastor Scott culminates our Advent series on Christmas Eve. His hope and prayer for us this Christmas Eve is that we will open our homes and lives wider to Jesus, and that we will be able to sing with the angels, "Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace on those on whom his favor rests."

Pastor Scott continues our Advent series by exploring the Angel's words to the Shepherds – who learned to obey and glorify the God who created and loves us. Oftentimes we think God exists for us, but the truth is we exist for God. This discovery will revolutionize our lives.

Pastor Terence continues our Advent series by exploring the Angel's words to Joseph, a person in the Bible that we don't hear a lot about. Through this limited interaction, we learn how we should listen for, and value, God’s opinion above other opinions.

Pastor Scott continues our Advent series showing us that the Angel's pronouncement to Mary contains a massive theological claim. While Mary can’t quite put her mind around what the angel has said, her response is something we should all strive to model: "I am the Lord’s servant. Whatever comes my way, may it be to me as you have said."

The new Sermon Series, Hark the Herald Angels Sing looks at the Christmas Story from the perspective of the angels. Today Dr. Scott McKee reviews the Angels message to Zechariah.

Pastor Nicole teaches us that the mission is worth the disruption. She encourages us to embrace God's disruptions, interruptions, and instructions in order to be on mission for His glory... no matter how that shapes us, who that makes us, or where that takes us.

Pastor Scott continues our series on the Book of Acts by sharing how the new community in that day faced twin threats: division and distraction. He shows us that these double dangers have become familiar for every growing movement since.

Pastor Terence shares that when life hits us, people respond in one of two ways. Either they distance themselves from God or they are driven into deeper fellowship and intimacy with Jesus. He assures us that God is with us and even when we feel like life has put us at a disadvantage, in Christ we always have the advantage.

Pastor Scott encourages us to let God mold us to be the new community that He envisioned. He shows us how the pursuit of spiritual growth can go off track and become self-serving and self-promoting. He asks God to give us the courage to own the truth about ourselves and to transform us to be an authentic community of God's people, walking in freedom and grace.

Pastor Scott shows us that it really is possible for us to become bold champions of the life-changing eternity-altering unstoppable irresistible good news of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Scott helps us see that the church exists to give people Jesus. Christians are in the business of introducing people to Jesus! Giving people Jesus. Helping people meet Jesus. That is the business and always has been.

Pastor Scott encourages us to be a community of Jesus-followers devoted to the right things. He asks God to stir in our hearts and minds to prompt us in areas where our devotion has waned, to affirm us where our devotion is on track, and to enable us to pursue these things from a whole heart.

Pastor Scott confesses the tendency of many to treat the Holy Spirit as an exercise of doctrine, rather than an exercise of surrender. He asks God to give us the courage and the discipline to open ourselves more fully to His control -- extolling us to be a Spirit-led, Spirit-intoxicated, Spirit-empowered people for whom all of creation is waiting.