Traditional
Have you ever felt like you could go through life without anyone’s help? That being a ‘rock’ or an ‘island’ might protect you from pain?
Paul Simon sang it, but God tells us a different story: ‘It is not good that the man should be alone.’ In a world where screens replace human connection, loneliness is rising, and community feels optional, we need to ask ourselves: Are we living as God intended?

Join us as we explore the power of connection, community, and why we’re not meant to do this life alone in Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, “Paul Simon Sang It, But I Never Believed It."

Modern
Have you ever wondered what it means to truly see beauty in a world that feels increasingly gray and monotonous?
This Sunday, we’re exploring the vivid love poems of Song of Songs, a book that challenges us to look beyond the ordinary and rediscover passion, intimacy, and hope. In a world where productivity often trumps personal connection, could God’s vision of love offer us a fresh, vibrant alternative?

Join us this Sunday as we uncover what it means to live as “foolish romantics” in a world that desperately needs a touch of color and grace in Seth Jones' sermon, "A Foolish Romantic."

Modern
What do you believe? What is the foundation of your faith revealed in your everyday life?

As followers of Jesus Christ, our words, actions, and how we live our daily lives are the foundational truth of our inner faith life.
Come and hear Jesus’ powerful final message in the Sermon on the Mount, where we will examine the structural integrity of our faith practices through the structural integrity stories of this parable of foundations. Through their stories, we’ll explore our faith foundations. Do we have the same problems that Jesus articulates in these verses?

Join us this Sunday as we continue our summer series on the Sermon on the Mount with Rev. Stewart's sermon, "Structural Integrity."

Traditional
History is full of sad examples of people who got fooled. Today, there are people who work full time trying to scam others. Did you know Jesus had some words to say on that topic, and about being wary of people like that? This Sunday, Dr. Tully will focus on Jesus' final words in his Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew 7:15-28. Come be with us to worship, be in community with others, and to hear his sermon titled, “Scam Alert”. 
 

Traditional
Have you ever felt lost, even when you thought you were on the right path?
In life, as in travel, we often rely on our personal “GPS” to guide us, but what if our internal compass isn’t pointing in the right direction? In Matthew 7:13-14, Jesus challenges us to consider the paths we choose and the gates we enter. The road to spiritual fulfillment is not the wide, easy road, but the narrow path that requires faith, intentionality, and trust.

Join us this Sunday as we continue our summer series on the Sermon on the Mount with Rev. Val Stewart's sermon, “Who Told You It Was Easy?”

Modern
Have you ever wondered how closely you're following the directions for your life?
In today's fast-paced world, relying on our GPS to guide us through unfamiliar roads is easy. But what happens when the path we need isn't about highways and exits but about the choices we make every day? This Sunday, we will explore Jesus' powerful message from the Sermon on the Mount about finding and following the narrow road that leads to life. Discover how we can course-correct and realign ourselves with God's purpose, even when we feel lost in the waves of life's distractions.

Join us this Sunday as we continue our summer series on the Sermon on the Mount with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "GPS is Helpful, But…"