How are we supposed to talk to God when we are suffering? Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Job 3 to demonstrate the process of lamenting, when we can come before God with our honest thoughts and begin to heal.

This is the first sermon in the new series When It Hurts, The Life of Job. Pastor Tim will unpack suffering, God's involvement when we suffer and what we carry into suffering shapes our experience dramatically.

Is there a situation or a relationship in your life that leaves you feeling unsetteld? Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through the story of Nehemiah to show how prayer is the first and most important stop to finding peace in our concerns.  

We all have cravings and desires that influence our decisions and ultimately impact our lives and those around us. Pastor Mark will give us some clear action steps to help us move forward into 2019.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but also comes with the stress of meeting high expectations. Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through the nativity story in Luke to show that Christ came to bring peace, and that God's acceptance is not earned or deserved but given to us freely.

How do we live with hope and fear in a broken world? Looking at the Christmas story, Pastor Tim walks us through how we can experience joy in the midst of the fear we face in life.

God placed Joseph in a position where he had to make a choice between his own insecurities, his reputation, and the opinions of others. How do you respond when the call of God differs from people's expectations of you? Pastor Tim walks us through how Joseph responded and what we can learn from his example.

What do you do when your life is interrupted? Are you paralyzed by the fear of the what if’s? During the first Christmas, we see a young girl named Mary, who faced a major interruption. Looking at Mary’s example, Pastor Mark Canada walks us through how we can trust God in the midst of unknowns.

This time of year, we can be overwhelmed with invitations for parties and family gatherings.  Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Matthew 22 to show that though we don’t deserve it, we all have an invitation to the greatest celebration in the Kingdom of Heaven. 

As we finish the "Thank You" series, Pastor Tim Hawks encourages us to express the same gratitude exemplified in Psalm 103.