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Rescue: Christ's Power to Redeem (September 4 - November 20, 2011)
We’ve been deeply wounded by the sins of others. Their thoughts. Their words. Their deeds. Their ill-motives. We’ve only deepened our wounds by our sinful responses to others. Our thoughts. Our words. Our deeds. Our ill-motives. Christ came to rescue us from the dominion of darkness that has our world spiraling out of control. He offers true redemption, the forgiveness of sins. This is the current series. Click here to view messages!
Seven: Is this Really Christ's Church? (July 10 - August 28, 2011)
There is no perfect church. There are only churches being sanctified, being made perfect, and being made holy. Christ is fully vested in redeeming his Church, sanctifying his Church, perfecting his Church, and showering grace and peace on his Church, so that he can more fully use his Church as his chosen instrument of redemption and hope in the world. Christ wants the light of his Church to shine brilliantly for his glory. That is his intent. It's restorative, not punitive.
Generous: The Heartbeat of God (June 5 - July 3, 2011)
We pause to ask some important questions. What is the source of generosity? What compels some to be generous, but others to hold back? Does generosity make any logical or financial sense? Do the rewards of generosity outweigh the sacrifice that is required now? Would others describe me as generous?
Trust: Questioning God (April 24 - May 29, 2011)
Genesis: In the Beginning (January 2 - April 17, 2011)
Dysfunctional Family Christmas (December 6 - December 27, 2009)
The holidays have a way of amplifying the dysfunction in every family. Sometimes we can laugh off the dysfunction. But most of the time, the pain is just too deep. Truth be told, Jesus came from a dysfunctional family too. This Christmas we contemplate the Heavenly Father's perfect love for the generations of imperfect people through whom Jesus traces his legal and biological lineage.
Wounded Women Struggling Men The Blessed Son Blessed Families
Nehemiah: More Than Just a Wall (October 18 - November 29, 2009)
Our land is in great trouble and disgrace. There is record unemployment. Greed has ravaged corporate America, destroying the wealth of millions. We have become a nation of consumers and debtors, owned by another. We lack moral clarity on how, or even if, we should care for the sick and aging. Children are killing one another without conscience on the streets of our cities. Babies are aborted in the name of choice, never seeing the light of life. Our government is saddled with corruption, and politicians disgrace themselves daily by some new scandal. Our universities are hard at work, deprogramming our youth of their "harmful" Christian values and beliefs. God is no longer relevant. Believing in him is the problem, or so we are made to think.
We’ve seen this storyline before. Devoid of God, we long for some hero to lead us out of the dark hole we have dug for ourselves. Desperate for hope, we chase one empty promise after another. But no hero emerges! No promise delivers. Hope proves elusive. Our land continually deteriorates. Join us for a hard-hitting sermon series that takes a different approach, and proposes timeless solutions to the trouble and disgrace we’ve created for ourselves. When there are no good answers, there is only one place to turn.
No Heroes, Only Faith No Progress Without God Every Single One Counts
It Is Going to Get Real Tough It Takes More than Building Stubbornly Loyal Always
Rockstar: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of Solomon (June 18 - July 26, 2009)
Solomon was a man of unfathomable wealth, power, and privilege. In his day, silver became as common as stones. His wisdom was unrivaled by anyone of his time, or since his time. His fame reached the ends of the earth. People traveled from distant lands just to be in his presence and enjoy his charm. He enjoyed unprecedented peace with neighboring kings and nations. Solomon was a man of unlimited potential. Unfortunately, his heart wasn't right before God, and he squandered his potential on excess. Join us this summer as we study Ecclesiastes and learn timeless lessons from Solomon's life. Even more important, meet the One who came after Solomon and rose to become the greatest "Rockstar" the world has ever known.
The Rise of an Ancient Rockstar
The Lure of Pleasure The Lure of Success The Lure of Fame
Redeeming a Rockstar
Lakeside DNA: Building Blocks of a Healthy Church (January 4 - February 22, 2009)
We don't see DNA. We don't really think about DNA. Yet every cell in our body functions according to a design, a blueprint, a recipe, and a microscopic set of instructions. DNA is the most basic building block of life! Now, we cannot change our physical DNA, per se. But what if we could change our spiritual DNA? What if we could change the blueprint, the recipe, or the source code by which we've come to live our lives? This series will explore the spiritual DNA of God's family, the Church.
Education. Exaltation. Empowerment. Excellence.
Encouragement. Equipping. Expression. Evangelism.
Summon the Heroes (August 10-August 31, 2008)
This is a study of 1 Kings and 2 Kings, detailing the life of Elijah. We are mesmerized by the accomplishments of Olympic heroes. But what about the true heroes of old? Elijah was a no-name who grew up in the middle of nowhere. He was a nobody living in a dark, dangerous, and politically corrupt time. His life, however, reveals the pattern of how God develops ordinary men and women into everyday heroes.
Into Obscurity Into the Shadows Into Battle Into Glory
Man vs. Wild: Surviving the Relational Jungle (March 30 - May 25, 2008)
Frustrated? Tired? Has surviving the relational jungle of life worn you down? Some relationships can be downright difficult. Others can be harsh, even cruel. Even our best relationships can be challenging to manage. In this series of messages, we will explore God’s principles for cultivating great relationships. You will develop "survival skills" for avoiding relational pitfalls and for getting relationships back on track.
Faithfulness Consideration Humility Asking Discernment
Courage Self-control Integrity Persevering
Behind the Music: Christian Edition (December 2 - December 23, 2007)
Just Go! (September 2 - September 30, 2007)
According to George Barna, there are over 190 million non-Christians in the United States, making America the third largest mission field in the world. Over half of these non-Christians have been attending Protestant chruches for over ten years, but have never made a decsion to follow Jesus Christ. What are we going to do about it?
Why Go? Go Pray. Go Love. Go Invite. Go Tell.
The Ultimate Gift (December 24 - 31, 2006)

When you love someone, you want to give her the ultimate gift. This Christmas, unwrap the ultimate gift given to us by God, his Son Jesus Christ.
The Ultimate Gift Christ's Love Compels Us
Three Sides to Every Coin (October 1 - October 15, 2006)
We have all heard the expression, "There are two sides to every coin." When people use this expression, they are gently asking us to consider a different perspective— a perspective that we have not previously considered. In this series of messages, we will consider three invaluable perspectives on finances that can deepen your trust in God, set you free from debt, and multiply your impact for Christ.
In God We Trust The Material Things The Eternal Thing
Life's a Trip: A Study of the Minor Prophets (July 2 - September 24, 2006)
The Learning Church (April 23 - June 25, 2006)
The Learning Channel delivers fresh and informative insights for dealing with those unscripted, every day challenges from the lighter side of life. These challenges might include things like dressing with style, remodeling our homes, restoring a classic car, preparing for a wedding, or even preparing for the arrival of a baby. In this series of messages, we will explore some of life's deeper challenges from the perspective of God's word.
In a Fix While You Were Out A Wedding Story A Baby Story
What Not to Wear Clean Sweep Trading Spaces Overhaulin Moving Up
Being an Influence for Christ (October 2 - November 6, 2005)

In this series of messages, you will develop practical skills and insights about how to be an influence for Jesus Christ. Discover the power of this simple formula for being an influence. Praying + loving + inviting + telling = maximum impact for God's kingdom.
Praying Loving Inviting Telling Celebrating Service Maximum Influence
One-Anothering (August 14 - September 25, 2005)
One-Anothering. Forget the stereotype of the stoic Christian sitting on a cold pew, staring blankly at the back of the head of the person sitting in front of him. One-anothering is the art of relationship and it is the reflection of Christ's life in each one of us. As Christians, we are not called to a life of isolation, but of community! It is in community with one another that our love for God is demonstrated and the life of Christ is lived out.
Spur One Another On Admonish One Another Serve One Another Forgive One Another
Accept One Another Confess to One Another
Glimpses of the Son (November 28 - December 19, 2004)

Have you caught a glimpse of the Christ of Christmas? This series of messages will reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ from the viewpoint of the Old Testament scriptures. Discover the background of Jewish history, the promise of the coming of Christ the Messiah, see how God prepared his people for Christ's birth, and discover how God physically visited us on earth in the person of Jesus Christ.
Preludes Promises Preparation Incarnation
Four Questions for Every Christian (September 7, 2003 - January 4, 2004)
Every believer must be concerned with four basic questions. First, do you love God's Son? Second, is God's Holy Spirit alive in you? Third, are you being Christ's body on earth? Last, are you loving God's world?
The Sayings of Jesus (July 6 - August 31, 2003)
Jesus was the way, the truth, and the life. Throughout his ministry he modeled the life that God created us to live. He spoke clearly and truthfully about such topics as freedom, compassion, forgiveness, friendship, stress, self-image, dealing with difficult people, facing hard times, and depression.
Jesus on Freedom Jesus on Caring Jesus on Forgiveness Jesus on Friendship
Jesus on Stress Jesus on Self-Image Jesus on Difficult People Jesus on Hard Times Jesus on Depression
The Manger Factor (December 22, 2002)
In the center of the Christmas story is the image of the baby Jesus laying defenseless and vulnerable in a manger. The world would never be the same after his birth. Learn about why it was so important for Jesus to come to earth as a helpless baby, with humility, with empathy, and with generosity.
Looking Toward the Manger
How Christians Grow (October 20 - December 8, 2002)
Many Christians have been stuck in neutral for years. Some have not grown significantly for decades. In this series of messages you will learn how to jumpstart the spiritual growth process. You will receive a holistic perspective on spiritual growth and receive practical instruction on how to get growing.
Our Past Our Present Our Heart Our Mind Our Feelings
Our Body Our Soul Our Relationships Our Future
Tell, Invite, Pray (September 29 - October 13, 2002)

You, ordinary you, can make an impact for Christ's kingdom. Discover how you can become proficient in one of three evangelism tasks; telling, inviting, or praying. You can make a maximum impact in God's kingdom!
Tell Invite Pray
September 11, 2001 (September 16, 2001)

Reflections on September 11, a message delivered the Sunday after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center twin towers on September 11, 2001.
September 11, 2001
Christian Basics (January 7 - February 18, 2001)

There is a lot of value in returning to the basics of our faith. This series explores those initial steps that every individual should take when starting a relationship with God.
Turning Trusting Pledging Serving Hoping Fearing Growing
Jesus, Who Was He? (December 10 - December 24, 2000)

Christmas is a celebration of the life of Jesus Christ. Ironically, every year Christmas is celebrated by millions of people who have never even heard of Jesus. This series answers the most basic questions concerning Jesus' identity.
He was Fully Man He is Fully God He is Fully Worthy
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