Last week, we began a two-part series about what the church collectively believes. All that we believe needs to be rooted in the Bible. As soon as we give way to the cultural moment and forsake biblical teaching, we are in trouble. So today we'll spend some more time hearing about what the church believes and who we are as a people. Join Pastor Ken as he preaches from his series entitled "This Is Us."

Sometimes, the people of God need an encouragement and an affirmation about what we collectively believe. There are things about our faith which are no longer culturally acceptable, but the truth is the truth. Join Pastor Ken as he preaches a sermon entitled "This Is Us."

Sometimes, life gets us down. We go through day after day wondering if our efforts are making any impact. We wonder if our lives have any meaning. The book of Ecclesiastes has a lot to say about how to handle the mundanity of life. Join our Associate Pastor, Travis Black, in Ecclesiastes as he preaches a sermon entitled "The Bigger Picture."

Part of the common vernacular among Christians is that we are "born again." But what does it mean to be born of God? Join Pastor Ken in 1 John 5 as he explores the apostle John's answer to that question in his sermon entitled "Born Of God."

One of the most challenging parts of living in a broken world is dealing with loss. We've all lost loved ones. And sometimes, Christians need a reminder of the hope we have in a future with no more loss. Join Pastor Ken in Revelation 21 as he preaches a sermon entitled "Seeing What John Saw."

Sometimes, waiting on the Lord is the most difficult thing for a Christian to do. Join Associate Pastor Jon Oettel in Psalm 27 as he guides us through the times of waiting in our lives.

Most of us wish we had more control over our lives but the fact of the matter is we have little control over our circumstances. The only thing we can truly control is our response to our circumstances. Join Pastor Ken as he looks at an episode in the life of Joseph in his sermon entitled "The Illusion Of Control."

Last week and today, we are looking at the two ordinances of the church. The Lord's Supper is an act of remembrance of all that Christ has done and all that He has promised. Join Pastor Ken as he explores the biblical basis for this ordinance in his sermon entitled "In Remembrance."