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How to View the World - Proverbs 8

On June 22, Patrick teaches from Proverbs 8, on How to View the World.

Imagine there were an owner's manual to your life. Something that gave you both the instructions and the perspective needed to navigate through each and every season. What if there were something like that for the whole world, as if the creator of all things shared his blueprint and left instructions for us? That's precisely what God offers in sharing His wisdom with us through the Scriptures. The question is whether we will continue to insist we can do it on our own or, finally, lean on His understanding in all things.

How to Be Wise - Proverbs 2

On June 15, Patrick teaches from Proverbs 2, on How to Be Wise.

Group think is easy. Whether it's our peers or something we see on our screens, it's easy to just go along with what everyone else does and believes. On top of that, the work of developing wisdom and persevering in its pursuit can be exhausting and costly. But the Proverbs assure us that the treasure of wisdom is worth it!

How to... Think - Proverbs 1

On June 8, Patrick teaches from Proverbs 1, on How to Think.

Wisdom is not just knowing facts but knowing how to process life and react in any given moment. It's a skill and an art ... and one seemingly absent from our society today. Rather than just dig in our heels on views we've taken from cable news or social media, God invites us to explore His design for the world and learn how to think.

Looking to Jesus in the Lord's Supper - 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

ON SUNDAY JUNE 1 @ 9:30 & 11:00

LOOKING TO JESUS IN THE LORD'S SUPPER - 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

What did Jesus mean when He told His disciples that they must eat His flesh and drink His blood to have eternal life? What about during the Last Supper when He said of the bread, "This is my body," and of the wine, "This is my blood,"? Different denominations have suggested a spectrum of beliefs concerning what Communion is and what it means. Looking at Paul's first letter to the Corinthians we'll see where exactly Jesus is whenever the Church observes this ordinance.

How Do I Deal With My Guilt?

(11:00) ON SUNDAY MAY 25 @ 9:30 & 11:00

Our Student Minister, Beth Anderson, concludes the "I Have a Question" series with a message on how to deal with guilt. Guilt can either crush us or lead us closer to Jesus-it all depends on what we do with it. The Bible is full of people who wrestled with guilt, and their stories show us the difference between being destroyed by it and being restored through it. Judas gave up in his guilt, but Peter ran to grace. David brought his sorrow to God and found healing. Guilt doesn't have to be the end of the story-because with God, it can be a gateway to grace.

What is God's Design for Sex? - Genesis 1:27-28

Sex is that great unaddressed topic in the church. And yet, sex seems to be the only topic front and center everywhere else! What does the Bible say about sexuality. What is sinful and what is not? And what should be not only our practice, but what should our conversations about sex look like, especially with those who don’t share the Christian faith or our perspective on the Christian faith?

What Happens When We Die? - 2 Corinthians 5:1-9

ON SUNDAY MAY 11 @ 9:30 & 11:00

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE?

Revelation 21:1-5 | Benjamin Franklin summarized one great truth about human life when he said, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” But death is far less certain than one may think. Is death it? Despite all the speculation from culture and even church tradition what actually happens at death? And what happens next?

Why Do Bad Things Happen? - Job 2:10

On May 4, Patrick Edwards continues his series called, I Have a Question, with this message on Why Do Bad Things Happen.

Job 2:10 | If God is good and all-powerful, then surely, He wouldn’t allow pain? Or even if He did allow it to bad people, then not good people…right? But sometimes the bad in this world thrive and the good suffer. What about the innocent born into poverty, famine, or abuse? Suffering seems to be an obvious indictment against God and even against His existence. What is His answer?

Can I Trust the Bible? - Mark 16:8

On April 27 at 11:00, Patrick Edwards has a message called, Can I Trust the Bible, part 1 of his series, I Have a Question.
Mark 16:9-20 | As we ask our questions, we must be first clear on where we’re looking for the answers. The Bible claims that it is trustworthy, but can we believe that? Isn’t that a self-referential argument and claim? As we kick off our new series we begin with the most basic and essential question, “Can I trust the Bible?”.

Deconstruction and the Resurrection - Acts 9:1-31

[ 11:00 Service ] On Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, Patrick teaches about the apostle Paul, from Acts 9:1-31.
We wouldn’t hold the beliefs we do unless we thought they were right, just as we wouldn’t live the lives we do unless we thought it was best. But, often, we become so stuck in those ways that we’re unwilling to consider anything else. The Resurrection of Jesus requires us to each deconstruct our lives, however, enabling us to see there is something better than we ever could have imagined.