In the final week of this teaching series, Pastor Nelson addresses the "matters of the heart" as he continues building on the Kingdom-based principle, "God owns it all" and challenges us to examine our motivations when we give so that our offerings would be pleasing and acceptable to God.

In the second week of this series, Pastor Nelson reminds us how to rightly manage all that God has given us and to resist the temptation to "bury our resources" in an effort to avoid responsibility and accountability.

In the first week of this series, Pastor Nelson offers practical and spiritual insight for managing your resources so that you can do great things for God and also reminds us that God's definition of significance and security is often different than our own definition.

In this final part of our teaching series, "4 Ways to Live Like Jesus," Travis teaches from Mark 1 on the public ministry of Jesus and examines the issues and situations that arise when we live our faith in the public eye.

In the third week of this teaching series, Pastor Travis examines the life of Jesus and highlights the principle of living in community as essential to the Christ-like life.

In the second week of our teaching series, Mike Smith - pastor of LifeQuest in Whitman, MA and field director of the SENT NE church-planting network - shares strategies and principles for maximizing the mission of Jesus in our everyday lives.

We believe there is a difference between "acting" (imitation) and "becoming" (transformation). 
In the first week of our new teaching series, "4 Ways to Live Like Jesus," Pastor Travis shares two characteristics of discipleship found in an encounter between Jesus and a man born blind. 

In our third week of Advent, Pastor Travis shared that it can be difficult to fully understand the coming of the Son if we don't understand the heart of the Father who sent Him. Travis turned to 2 Kings chapter 7 to examine and discuss the unexpected heart of God the Father.

"Haven't we heard this all before?" In our second week of Advent, Pastor Travis outlines how to bring a fresh perspective to the story of Christmas by staying connected to Jesus, the Word.

As we launch our Advent teaching series, "The Unexpected," Pastors Travis Jarrett and Mark Schory ask the question, "What difference does the Incarnation make in my life?" and then turn to the Scriptures to find the response that Jesus' coming and return should instill within us.