We all have something in our past that we regret, something that we wish never happened. Pastor Mark Canada continues our series on Isaiah to show in chapters 7 – 9 that like us Israel had a dark past filled with failure, but that there is hope for the future for everyone in God’s plan.

Today, Pastor Tim explores Isaiah 6.  Have you ever truly encountered God, with blinders off and full focus on Him?  If you have, you’ll know it because you can’t help but go on mission with and for HIm. When God is the central figure of our lives, we recognize that we are more unworthy than we can ever imagine, but more loved than we could ever hope, and that changes everything.  

Pastor Tim begins the Isaiah Series by looking at Isaiah 1-5. As we go through life, are we disrespecting God, leaving him on the side lines? We cannot both honor God and ignore him; respecting God means having a relationship with Him and knowing our identity in and through Him.   

How is our joy affected by the people that surround us? Pastor Tim Hawks concludes our Made for Joy series by showing that the ability to experience gratitude while living in close community can bring joy to our lives as God intended.

Is it possible to become a truly joyful person no matter what circumstance? Pastor Tim Hawks continues our Made for Joy series by setting humility and identity in God as the most important factors in becoming a joyful person.

Do you find it hard to be joyful when remembering the painful things you’ve done or that’ve been done to you? Pastor Tim Hawks continues our Made for Joy series by describing how God can help us reframe our story of pain through the power of Joy.

Do you feel like it’s hard to focus on good things when life is filled with fear and negativity? Pastor Tim Hawks continues our Made for Joy series to show how we can experience long lasting joy when we see that all good things come from God.

Do you find it hard to be joyful in a word that seems so difficult? Pastor Tim Hawks begins our Made for Joy series by showing through the Bible that God made us for joy, but as humans we have to overcome our tendency to focus on the negative.

What was the happiest day of your life? This Easter, Pastor Tim walks us through why the day Jesus rose from the dead totally surpasses every other day in human history and how we can share in that joy.

What kind of fan are you? This week Pastor Mark Canada takes us to the crucifixion of Christ on Friday to show how Jesus’ love and actions allows us to move from being spectators to participants as followers of Christ.