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There is something that feels dishonest about preaching a passage about how everything is going right in life like Psalm 16. To many people have experiences that give them good reasons to not feel so positive. So, what do we do with passages like Psalm 16 when things are not okay? Perhaps this passage can serve as a reminder of God's character. God is not abusive. God means us no harm. We ought to look for God in the places where we find refuge from the harm and abuse that is often dealt to us.

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Have you ever wondered what it means to truly see beauty in a world that feels increasingly gray and monotonous?
This Sunday, we’re exploring the vivid love poems of Song of Songs, a book that challenges us to look beyond the ordinary and rediscover passion, intimacy, and hope. In a world where productivity often trumps personal connection, could God’s vision of love offer us a fresh, vibrant alternative?

Join us this Sunday as we uncover what it means to live as “foolish romantics” in a world that desperately needs a touch of color and grace in Seth Jones' sermon, "A Foolish Romantic."

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Where do we fit into God's mission?
In Matthew 5:1-11, Jesus describes groups of people who will inherit the kingdom of heaven—people who often seem different from us. So, what do we do when Jesus is not talking about us? Where do we fit into God's mission if Jesus is handing the kingdom over to someone else? 

Join us this Sunday as we kick off our summer series, "The Way: Jesus' Sermon on the Mount," in for Seth Jones' sermon, "Divine Real Estate."

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Is your faith enough?
This Sunday, we will delve into John 20:19-30, exploring the story of Thomas, the disciple who needed to see to believe. Discover the profound truth that faith isn't a one-size-fits-all endeavor but a gift bestowed upon each of us uniquely. Together, let's unravel the misconception that faith is something we must conjure up on our own and, instead, embrace the transformative power of even the smallest seed of faith.

Join us this Sunday with Seth Jones' sermon, "With All the Faith I've Got."