We have spent the last few weeks talking about "the one's" we know who are lost. Today, we talked about The One who came to seek and is still seeking!

This week, we were blessed to have Jacob Compton visit and share a message with us. In this message, Jacob challenges our idea of success in this world and, more importantly, in our Christian walk.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells a story about someone who didn’t drift—they decided to leave. This week, we look at the willful son and ask who the lost really are—and how the Father responds when they come home.

One of Jesus' most overlooked parables is the Parable of the Lost Coin. This week, we take a look at this parable and identify who the "lost coin" could be, as well as who might be the one who lost it.

Often the Great Commission, to bring the Gospel to all, can feel like an intimidating responsibility. In this message, as we begin this series, we are challenged to start with just one. Just focus on seeking one person in our lives who is lost and in need of Christ. As we go through this series, we will talk about several types of lost people. Today, we begin with The One Who Has Wandered.

As we conclude our series on the Light that makes this season special, we look specifically at how Christ has come already and is coming again soon!

The dark and uncertain times often induce stress and fear. When the Light of Christ comes into our darkness, it brings a peace that is beyond understanding. In this message, we look at that peace and are encouraged to allow the peace of Christ to reign in our hearts.

When it's dark and you're trying to navigate uncertain times, it. can feel hopeless. When light breaks in, hope is found! In this message, we are encouraged to trust the Light of Christ that brings us true hope!