It is okay and expected for Christians to disagree with one another about politics, but we must do so in a manner that does not harm the Kingdom and does not keep people from connecting to Jesus. Join David for this sermon from the Romans 12 and 14 as he explores how we can disagree with one another without being disagreeable toward one another.

Since the dawn of time, people have sought to control other people by twisting, distorting, and covering the truth. Misinformation and disinformation are common in every election season, and even fact-checkers are sometimes hard to trust. Jesus' followers must be careful that they don't engage in a culture of deceit, not even unintentionally. Join us today for a very practical sermon from Proverbs 15 that will provide you with tools to discern truth and avoid being led astray.

The kingdom of God should be the first political priority for God's people. Therefore the counter-cultural and counter-intuitive values of the kingdom should be a greater value for Christians than the values or platforms of their political parties. Join us as we kick off the sermon series about politics, the church, and the kingdom of heaven by exploring what Jesus had to say on this issue.