Part 5 of Pastor Jeffrey's series, The Joy of Pain. This week we look at the reality of valleys, and the fear that these places are the new normal. This is not the truth, the truth is that God is just as present with us there. He is our Good Shepherd regardless of circumstances.

Part 4 of Pastor Jeffrey's series, The Joy of Pain. Scars are the evidence of previous pain, but we are not alone in our pain or our scars. Our Savior carries scars of His own, the result of His sacrifice for us. Jesus takes the endless replay of your pain and interrupts it with His presence.

Part 3 of Pastor Jeffrey's series, The Joy of Pain. This week's message centers around the beginnings of suffering, and God's ever present promise of hope and redemption. God's redemption plan began in the very moments after the fall, a plan that He knows will involve the suffering and death of His son for our sake. This is the foundation of finding God's glory in our grief.

The second part in Pastor Jeffrey's new series, The Joy of Pain. This week visits Isaiah and his suffering, and how even in the midst of that suffering came prophesies of our Messiah. He explores Jesus's redemption of our earthly pain, and God's presence in it.

The first in Pastor Jeffrey's new series, The Joy of Pain. This week opens with laying a groundwork of hope that may be found in the very midst of tragedy and pain. God is always present in spite of pain, and His plan and promise is for redemption.

The conclusion of Pastor Jeffrey's series, The Divine Place. The Church's story ends in glory. Christ will return, and we will dwell with Him forever in a new heaven and new earth. Until then, we live in hope.

The Church is called to go - to make disciples, proclaim the Gospel, and serve the world. Evangelism and justice are both central to the Church's mission.

The Church is God's dwelling place. Worship and prayer are vital to our identity and mission. When the Church prays, things shift -- within us and in the world.