Waiting can be one of the most irritating experiences we face, and no day exemplifies waiting perhaps more than Christmas. In today's message from Luke 2, Pastor John looks at the brief story of a man named Simeon who's life teaches us some important truths of how to process waiting, and the dawning realization that Jesus is enough.

Google and other online search engines process nearly 100,000 searches per second every day! Remarkably, upwards of 20% of all those searches are questions that have never been asked before. So, we're not just asking the same old questions, but new questions are coming up. In this message, Pastor John looks at the story of the magi's visit to Bethlehem to help us understand how to find the answers to life's most important question.

What do you say when God messes up your plans? The Christmas story is about God invading earth and messing up the plans of some pretty good people. In this message, Pastor John looks at Joseph's story to help us see that when God messes up your plans, Jesus is enough.

God has never made anything without a purpose, and yet sometimes we feel incapable of fulfilling the purpose for which He made us. In this message, Pastor John looks at God's message to a young teenage girl named Mary. She might have felt too young and inexperienced to fulfill God's purpose, except that she believed Jesus was enough.

Christmas is a holiday that, according to statistics, makes 72% of the population cranky! Maybe that isn't quite true, but there are many things about the holiday season, and life in general, that cause many to feel inadequate, that their best efforts just aren't good enough. In this message, Pastor John explores three reasons why we can be hopeful that when our best isn't good enough, Jesus is enough.

Are you a bird dog or a life guard? Today Jesus, through the eyes of a blind beggar, will help us to see clearly our role as His disciples when we depend on Him to give us eyes to see the suffering of others.

Do you have blind spots? We all have physical blind spots, but we also have spiritual blind spots. Those blind spots can make others run off the road with us relationally. Jesus teaches us in Matthew 7:1-6 how to deal with spiritual blind spots. In these turbulent times, following His direction can help us be effective and not hurtful as we bring the gospel to others.

As we approach the 2016 election and life afterwards, followers of Christ may wonder what they should do. In this message, Pastor John looks at what the Bible says about Christian Citizenship in a world that has practically ruled Christ out of our lives.

In the history of the church there have been many instances of reform. In this message by Pastor John, we look at the first area of reform in the church - letting go of legalism - and discover three practices that will sustain us as reformers in the church and in our own lives.

As we prepare to enter the 500th year of the Reformation, we will spend two weekends looking at personal and corporate reformation within the church. In this message, we will look at how to do battle with sin that wages war against the soul.