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Happy Father's Day!!  Here is the audio from our Sunday service.  The primary obstacle for us cultivating relationships that have the depth, passion, and intimacy that we read about in the Song of Songs can be summed up in one word: Overload.  Our lives are stuffed with activity and for many of us, we don't know how to get un-stuck.  Today's message looks at Luke 10 and the Song of Songs 7, for clues on How to Keep Passion Alive. 

Here is the audio from our Sunday service, delivered by Ryan Snow.  Initially most relationships seem easy, and then prove to require work, patience, forgiveness, sacrifice, and love.  Today's message highlights the reality of conflict, frustration, alienation, affection, and intimacy.  It is based on the Song of Songs, chapter 5.

Here are a few books that would be great to read along with this message:

Here is the audio from our Sunday service, delivered by Ryan Snow.  This teaching is based out of the Song of Songs 4:1-5:1.  The title of the message is The Delights and Dangers of Romance.

Here are a few books that are supplemental to this message:

Here is the audio from our Sunday service.  The title of this message is The Joys and Tensions of Love.  At times, love seems really easy and at times it seems really hard.  Today's message is based on Song of Songs 2:8-3:5.

Here is the audio from our Sunday morning message, delivered by Ryan Snow.  One statistic says that by the age of seventeen, 78% of girls are dis-satisfied with their bodies.  Body image is the controlling theme for many women and men today.  This message touches on the theme of body image, beauty, the power of our words, and the better story that God tells. 
The title for this message is: Longings, Beauty, Attraction, and Admiration.  It is based on Song of Songs 1:1-2:7. 

Here is the audio to the message from our Sunday service, delivered by Ryan Snow.  Relationships: the source of our greatest joys and the place of our greatest problems.  In the wisdom of God, He designed us to be deeply involved in the lives of others.  In fact the litmus test for our love for God is our love for others.  Today's message is a preliminary message to our series in the Song of Songs.  The message is titled: The Mystery of Relationships.

Here are two books that would be supplemental to today's teaching:

Here is the audio to the message from our Sunday service, delivered by Ryan Snow.  This week we began a series on the Song of Songs.  This message deals with the "down to earth" nature of our lives in and with God.  It stresses the importance of this life and God's passion for our lives in the here and now. 

Here are two books that would be helpful as a supplement to today's message:

Here is the audio for the message from our Sunday service, delivered by Ryan Snow.  This teaching is the fifth message in our series titled, God and Culture: Reel Faith.  This message looks at the movie Best in Show and looks at what happens when we become the focus of our lives.  The audio includes clips from the movie that were shown in the message. 

Here are three books that might be helpful as part of this message:

Here is the audio to our Sunday morning message, delivered by Mike O'Shea. What matters more: the process or the outcome? As a culture we are outcome driven. We count results and we rarely consider the means and the process in relation to the results. Today's message shows us the reason and the heart of God in relation to the process of life. Oswald Chambers once wrote: What we see as the process, God sees as the goal itself. As we continue in our series, God and Culture, this message looks at the movie -- The Karate Kid.

Here is the audio to the message from our Sunday service.  One of amazing things that Jesus invites people into is a new way of seeing the world.  Each of us has our little perspective and He offers to smash that little perspective and give us a view of the world as it really is.  This message focuses on the different perspectives we all come from and how in the person of Jesus we can live life with a life-changing and world-changing perspective.  As part of our God and Culture Series, this message looks at the movie Crash