A snowdrop in the snow. A first strawberry in May. Both hint at what's coming — and so does Jesus' resurrection. Trace with us the organic connection between what Christ has done, is doing, and will do, offering real hope to anyone ready to give up.

1st Corinthians 15:20-28

Anxiety is at an all-time high — especially among college students. But Jesus doesn’t offer tips or tricks. In this talk from the Sermon on the Mount, we explore how Jesus exposes what’s really driving our anxiety (misplaced priorities, wrong masters, and the illusion of control), and why the deepest remedy isn’t a technique — it’s knowing God as your Father. Because a Father who feeds sparrows and clothes wildflowers can certainly be trusted with your life.

Passage: Matthew 6:25-34

The battle inside the Christian, between the flesh and the Spirit, has been fought by more people than any other in the history of the world. Do you know about this fight? Are you properly engaged in it? Come see the features of this great battle and how to join with the Spirit in the battle with our flesh.

The battle inside the Christian, between the flesh and the Spirit, has been fought by more people than any other in the history of the world. Do you know about this fight? Are you properly engaged in it? Come see the features of this great battle and how to join with the Spirit in the battle with our flesh.

The Scriptures speak of an essential change that happens in every true believer by the power of the Holy Spirit. What does this transformation look like? How do I know if I've been transformed? Look with us at Paul's powerful contrast between life in the flesh and life in the Spirit.

Many Christians are weary on the journey of their Christian faith, becoming discouraged and losing focus in the midst of trials and busyness of life. How do we strengthen a disheartened faith? Come and drink deep of four glorious gospel truths from the Apostle Paul to revive your spiritual health.

Many of us have probably struggled with the question: why do bad things happen to good people? But in Psalm 73, the author Asaph asks the opposite question: why do good things happen to bad people? In this message, we’ll see how Asaph’s struggle with envy almost destroyed his faith, and the confidence that he regained as he entered into the sanctuary of God.