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Does your spiritual journey need a mid-course correction? Ask yourself: "Am I following Jesus with devotion or wandering after distractions?" The answer may be a call to action.

This Lenten season, God wants to transform the way we view nature, time, and other people.

Mountaintops are milestones, not destinations. Profound experiences of God's presence and power are gracious gifts meant to fortify our faith as we continue our journey through dark and difficult valleys. Pastor Steve reflects on the scene of Jesus' transfiguration to help us understand that the experience was meant to prepare Jesus - and His followers - to remain committed to God's purposes in the turbulent times that were to come.

We are born again as "baby" believers to mature into a life that reflects God's character. What is the measure of Christian maturity? And what prevents some believers from reaching that potential? In this message, Pastor Steve Evoy addresses the tragic reality that some of God's children suffer from a "failure to launch."

John sums up the Christmas story in these magesterial lines: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God...and the Word became flesh and dwelth among us." In this message, Pastor Steve Evoy explores this familiar passage with the powerful question: "Why?" What motivation was behind the miracle of the manger? What's the larger story within which this strange story makes sense? Along the way, he provides a biblical response to an important question many have asked in jest: "What was God doing before He created this world?"

John tells the Christmas story (if we can call it that) in magesterial opening of his account of the Gospel: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God...and the Word became flesh and dwelt among us." (John 1:1, 14). In this message, Pastor Steve Evoy explores the divine motivation that manifested in the mystery of the manger.