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"Making All Things New" is a three-part story series, written in novel style, about how Sam's life went from ruins to restoration.This is the complete narration, read in three parts.

"Making All Things New" is a three-part story series, written in novel style, about how Sam's life went from ruins to restoration.In the conclusion of Sam's story we see Jesus building a "new city" among the ruins of his divorce and lost relationship with the child he helped raise.

"Making All Things New" is a three-part story series, written in novel style, about how Sam's life went from ruins to restoration.This is the complete narration, read in three parts.

"Making All Things New" is a three-part story series, written in novel style, about how Sam's life went from ruins to restoration.In the second part of Sam's story, we find that love looks like pursuit even in the midst of betrayal. As Sam's marriage begins to crumble, he realizes that this part of his story may not end the way he prayed it would.

"Making All Things New" is a three-part story series, written in novel style, about how Sam's life went from ruins to restoration. The first part of Sam's story illustrates how a rebellious kid ran as fast as he could away from God only to be found in the most unlikely place.

Our culture says that we are entitled to the things we want immediately and effortlessly. Jesus demonstrates something entirely different. To follow him is to embrace a way of life that will cost you everything....but will be so very worth it.

The closer you are to the identity of who God says you are, the more opposition you will face. Thankfully, our God is greater than it all.

Questions are answered about this week's sermon: "Is a fulfilled life even possible?"

Questions are answered about this week's sermon: "Can people really change?"

Questions are answered about this week's sermon: "Am I going to make it through this?"

Your king is on the throne, and your King will get you home. Believe those two things and everything changes.

In a culture that tells Christians we have to do more to have purpose, Jake offers a gospel-centered perspective on what it means to live on mission.

Throughout her life Amy defined herself by what she did. But once motherhood came on the scene she realized that defining yourself by what you do, wasn't enough.

Jason grew up as a kid who didn't party and did his homework. He thought he was doing pretty well. A trip overseas changed all of that.

Krista met Jesus as a young adult. Years later, the unexpected death of her sister would change her capacity as a Christian.

David wasn't raised in a Christian home, and yet hearing about God's love at a youth event changed the entire course of his life.

The Corinthian Christians believed that God cared deeply for the souls and spirits, but had no concern for their physical bodies. In Paul’s correction, we get a glimpse of the tremendous plans and purpose God has for our bodies.

Wrapped in a statement about God's Kingdom, Paul identifies a host of wayward paths that many of the Corinthians formerly walked. And this ancient collection of pointed statements, properly understood and applied, remains vital truth for us today. Three short verses of text will allow us to dive into a timely conversation that has existed for thousands of years. And rather than a one-sided tirade, we will keep it a conversation… with God Himself.

Interim Teaching Pastor Scot Pollok shares responses to many questions that have been submitted in our series, particularly in regards to this past Sunday's sermon, "The Truth About Change"01:30 What version of bible does Scot use on Sundays?02:55 Can someone who is single fully image God?07:01 What about sincere Christians who willfully sin without conviction or repentance?10:50 What is asked of those in a same sex marriage before they can become a Christian?13:13 Can you offer some apologetic, relational and conversational help for talking with people who are hostile to Christians?17:10 What do I do as a public school teacher when I am asked to present things against my beliefs?20:57 Tell me more about the controversy around the Greek word for homosexual?25:18 What about Jonathan and David's relationship in the Old Testament?