Description:In this sermon, Brett Kunkle from Stand to Reason provides a definition of the trinity, demonstrates that this concept does not violate the law of non-contradiction, and that it is Biblical.

Description:In this sermon we examine the reliability of the Bible in transmission, and translation.

Description:Is salvation as simple as a prayer, or is there more?

Description:Our Christmas service, kicking off a short series called, "Fact or Fiction" which will examine several intelectuall stumbling blocks to faith. This Christmas themed sermon examins the virgin birth of Christ.

Description:1 Thess. 2:17-20

Description:1 Thess. 2:9-16

Description:1 Thess 2:1-8

Description:1 Thessalonians 1:2-5a, part 1.

Description:1 Thess. 1:1-2

Description:We cover Nehemiah 2:1-8 and find three beliefs Nehemiah had about prayer that allowed him to trust God for great things.

Description:This sermon kicks off our walk through the book of Nehemiah. We cover the first chapter.

Description:In this sermon we point to Who we should worship, and unpack what it means to worship. (We had some technical issues recording the other parts to this series).

Description:Paul concludes the "Armor of God" section of Ephesians with a short section that highlights the means by which the armor is appropriated. He gives four "alls" that we probably think of as "somes." Our task is to see these areas move from some to all, and in so doing, we are strengthened by God to stand against all that comes agaisnt us.

Description:We finish the "Armor of God" section of Ephesians by looking at the Sword of the Spirit. We answer three questions: What is the sword of the Spirit; How do we pick it up; How do we use it?

Description:Brent Petersen steps in to speak on the shield of faith (Eph. 6:16) that connects us to God, His future, and His people.

Description:As we move forward in Ephesians, looking now at Ephesians 6:15, Paul gives us anothr piece of armor to put that enables us to remain standing though all life throws at us. This week we talk about the readiness that comes from the Gospel of Peace.

Description:In Eph. 6:14b, God, through the Apostle Paul, shows us how we are able to stand our ground as Christians in a world full of circumstances and forces that are working to rob us of the joy we can have in the Lord, and the effectiveness in ministry we could have.

Description:As we hit the final stretch of Ephesians, we take a detailed look at the Armor of God in Ephesians 6, starting with the Belt of Truth in Eph. 6:14.

Description:For this Easter service we take Ephesians 6:10-13 as our text. In it, we see that there is a battle that we are already engaged in, and that God gives us power to stand through the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Description:This Sunday before Easter we pause to remember Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem and what that means for us today.

Description:Last week we said the only enduring motivation to pray is that God is worthy to be sought. This week we focused on the second half of the Lord's Prayer, in which Jesus taught us to also express our dependence on Him by asking for God to meet our physical and spiritual needs.

Description:The only enduring motivation for prayer is that God is worthy to be sought. As we start our two week focus on prayer, we take time to remember that before we seek God's hand, we ought to seek His face.

Description:Ephesians 6:1-4 challenges children to obey thier parents. It also challenges all of us to honor our parents, while giving parents several principals regarding how to raise up thier children.

Description:In Ephesians 5:21-33 Paul lays out God's ideal for marriage. His message strikes at the heart of what makes marriage tick, and reveals God's heart for us.

Description:Ben moves us forward in Ephesians, covering 5:15-20. In those verses, the Holy Spirit speaks thorugh Paul, calling on us to "look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise." Are you walking wisely?

Description:We Pause from our series in Ephesians for a week, looking instead at God's word for us from Exodus 3. In this passage, God challenges us to respond with an open heart to his invitation to see his holiness, and to see his call on our lives

Description:In this study of Ephesians 5:1-14, we learn what it means to be the light.

Description:Two big truths that keep the peace in community are found in Ephesians 4:25-32.

Description:Has the Bible been corrupted over time?

Description:Is the Bible reliable?

Description:In our last message on Contentment, we look at another major obstacle in the way of experiencing the contnetment we could have in Jesus: looking ahead with eyes that don't see.

Description:In this second message on contentment, we look at one of the obsticles that keep us from finding the contentment in the Lord we can have: looking to the left and to the right.

Description:In this Christmas Message, we look at what the Bible has to say about Contentment.

Description:Change happens when we do our part and God does His part (Eph. 4:17-24).

Description:In Eph. 4:1-6, Paul presses us to know what we believe, but also to live what we believe. He points to the basic character of a person who has trusted in the good news of salvation in Christ. Then he shows the unity the church should strive for, as well as several boundry markers for the kingdom.

Description:Paul prayes for the church again in Eph. 3:14-21.

Description:A look at Eph. 3:1-16

Description:Ben Benner steps in to speak on Ephesians 2:11-22.