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Throughout history, Christians have treated the weeks leading up to Easter as a time of reflection and preparation. More specifically, this season of the Church's calendar is a built in time to reflect on the work of Christ on the cross. In this series we will be looking at six major images the Bible uses to explain what Jesus accomplished for us on the cross. I invite you to join us in this 6-week journey which will culminate in Holy Week with our Tenebrae service on Thursday, March 29th and our Easter service on April 1st. Understanding and embracing Christ's work for us on the cross and its implications are foundational in our mission of making whole-life disciples.

Throughout history, Christians have treated the weeks leading up to Easter as a time of reflection and preparation. More specifically, this season of the Church's calendar is a built in time to reflect on the work of Christ on the cross. In this series we will be looking at six major images the Bible uses to explain what Jesus accomplished for us on the cross. I invite you to join us in this 6-week journey which will culminate in Holy Week with our Tenebrae service on Thursday, March 29th and our Easter service on April 1st. Understanding and embracing Christ's work for us on the cross and its implications are foundational in our mission of making whole-life disciples.

Throughout history, Christians have treated the weeks leading up to Easter as a time of reflection and preparation. More specifically, this season of the Church's calendar is a built in time to reflect on the work of Christ on the cross. In this series we will be looking at six major images the Bible uses to explain what Jesus accomplished for us on the cross. I invite you to join us in this 6-week journey which will culminate in Holy Week with our Tenebrae service on Thursday, March 29th and our Easter service on April 1st. Understanding and embracing Christ's work for us on the cross and its implications are foundational in our mission of making whole-life disciples.

Rev. Dr. Michael Allen teaches from Psalm 19.

Rev. Scott Miller, preaches on God's Word through James 1:21-25 and Psalm 23.

Benjamin Kandt begins our series, God's Word In Everyday Life, by walking through Psalm 1:1-6.

This Chirstmas Eve, we'll wrap Advent sermon series titled Dwell, as we look at the incarnation of Christ.

We find ourselves in a world soaked with a sense of exile. Yet by reimagining our future, we are freed to live in the present as a foretaste of God’s promise to renew all things by His presence. Jesus’ death and resurrection give us confidence that God will restore all things.Benjamin Kandt walks us through the promise that God will renew all things.

As we continue in our Advent series, Dwell, Pastor Damein Schitter unpacks how God dwelling in the temple is still relevant to us today.

Advent is a season of longing and expectation for the coming of the Lord. In the Advent season we look back to the birth of Jesus and look forward with expectation and longing for his return. This week we look at how God Dwells in Creation

Damein, finishes up Paul's letter to the Galatians going through Galatians 6:11-18.

Dr. Pete Alwinson, continues in teaching from Galatians as we look deeper into the freedom that comes from Christ alone.

Lead Pastor Damein Schitter preaches on Galatians 5, asking the question "how do we engage with the Holy Spirit?"

Freedom is a central theme of Paul's letter to the churches of Galatia. Freedom is an important theme in our cultural moment as well. Many people today think that true freedom must be absent of all constraints. However, in fact, a life without constraints is impossible. The key thing is for us to embrace the proper constraints. Freedom and joy are made possible in the Good News of Jesus Christ. Paul's letter to the Galatians shows us that freedom is only found in Christ, everything else is slavery.

Lead Pastor Damein Schitter preaches on Galatians 4, highlighting the Christian's adopted status as a child of God.