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Baggage Claim Scott Nickell Baggage Claim Scott Nickell

Baggage Claim—Dirty Clothes (The Weight of Guilt and Shame)

John 13:36-38; Luke 22:54-62 | Peter’s story of guilt and shame is one for the ages. He was part of Jesus’ inner circle, but on the night of His arrest, Peter passionately denied Jesus. He even swore that he didn’t know Jesus. Then, they made momentary eye contact, and Peter ran off and wept bitterly. This message will examine how to recover from our worst sins.

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Slow Mo Scott Nickell Slow Mo Scott Nickell

Slow Mo—Overcoming a Bad Decision

Exodus 2:11-22 | In a fit of rage, Moses let his temper get the better of him and he killed an Egyptian soldier. For the next 40 years, Moses had to live in seclusion to avoid being punished for his crime, but God used that season of his life to prepare him for an important task. In this message, we will see how God can take our worst decisions and use them for good purposes.

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Born in a Barn Jon Weece Born in a Barn Jon Weece

Born In A Barn—Jesus’ Messy Mission

Matthew 2:1-12 | The Magi or “Wise Men” were religious outsiders searching for Jesus. While the wise men traveled a long way to find Him, they didn’t travel nearly as far as Jesus did to find them. Jesus came for everyone and that includes you and me. In this message we will see that no matter how far we’ve run, how much we’ve done, or how broken we are, Jesus came to rescue us and restore us.

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Counter Culture Scott Nickell Counter Culture Scott Nickell

Counter Culture—Forgive One Another

Colossians 3:12-15 | It’s never easy to forgive someone when they’ve hurt you. We tend to replay the mean things they said and did to the point that it can become a consuming and unwelcomed memory. In this message we will learn how to forgive others and the benefits that come when we walk away from the desire to retaliate.

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The Games We Play Jon Weece The Games We Play Jon Weece

The Games We Play—Sorry (Repentance)

Weekend Scripture: Matthew 18:21-35

When we get honest about the condition of our hearts, we realize very quickly we need help. Jesus gives us the gift of repentance to alleviate the burden our sin creates and to protect intimacy in our relationship with him. Saying, “I’m sorry,” isn’t easy for any of us, but it is so good for all of us.

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