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The Second Judge in our Series on Judges recounts the bizarre, fascinating, detail-centric story of a "left-handed" deliverer Ehud who led the Israelites from oppression to rest and peace. Teacher: Eric Williams Text: Judges 3.12-30

This summer we will be looking into the book of Judges.   "The book of Judges is not an easy read, but living in the times we do, it is an essential one." Tim Keller One part Judges intro. One part Othniel break down.   Teacher: Eric Williams

The Power of the Holy Spirit lives in us!!!  Exclamation point.  My friend and young preacher Scott Orel leads us through Romans 8.9 to give us a great reminder of the power and the presence of the Holy Spirit living in us.   Teacher: Scott Orel

Matt Ford the owner of Rock N' Road bikes is interviewed for a special section for the Over the Hump website.

The Parable of the 10 Minas - Luke 19.11-27 The Three Fs - Follow, Faithful, Fruitful.  Looking the the Parable of the 10 Minas through these words.   Teacher: Eric Williams

The Parable of the 10 Minas - Luke 19.11-27 The Scriptures are full of people protesting, objecting, saying 'wait a minute' or 'hold on a second' to God and Jesus.  The bystanders in Luke 19.24 are doing just that... What do we do with our protests, objections, wait a minute and hold on a second? Teacher: Eric Williams

The Parable of the 10 Minas - Luke 19.11-27 What do our perceptions of God say about us?  What do we think of when we think about God?  These are some of the most important and probing questions in a life with Christ. Teacher: Eric Williams

The 4 Parable Series continues and the month of April has us diving into the Prodigal Son. When you zoom out a bit, you see three parables - A lost sheep, a lost coin and a lost son.  In the first two parables someone goes searching for the object, but the father doesnt search or chase anyone... or does he? Teacher: Eric Williams

At the heart of the Parable of the Good Samaritan are incredible acts of compassion.  What are the ingredients of compassion - action, sacrifice and time.   Teacher: Eric Williams     Special Guest: Jessica Kwon

Was the man beaten up on the Jericho road a blessing (not a burden) that was passed up by the Priest and Levite?  How do we encounter serving and sacrifice with a different lens to see it as a blessing put there by God? Teacher: Leo Arancibia

Who are the Samaritans, where did they come from and what is the base note of this parable.  Probably not what you would expect.   Teacher: Eric Williams

Parable of the Sower - Part 3When you read this parable, you ask: Who is the farmer and what seed is he sowing? Depending on how you answer that question, the parable takes on three different meanings.  We look at God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit as the farmer and the respective seeds they sow. Teacher: Eric Williams

Part 2 of the Parable of the Sower.  Seed is sown in hostile soil... Trampled, eaten, withers and is choked by worry, money and pleasure.  Worry, money and pleasure - three road blocks to a full life with Jesus Teacher: Eric Williams

The Parable of the Sower Part 1 Lets set the table for the foundational parable.  Tablecloth, menu, utensils, main dish and family style!!  Exploring the parable through the metaphor of a table. Luke 8.1--15 Teacher: Eric Williams

2016 State of the Church - This week we remember and recast our vision and the values associated under our vision.  We take a look at our finances and where we are going as a church. Teacher: Eric Williams

Guest teacher Cass Bensberg leads us through the Lords prayer while informing us about My Refuge House, a safe house for girls in the Philippines who have been rescued from sex trade. Check out myrefugehouse.org for more info.

The Big Review - All 11 Sermons from the "Say What?!?" Series... Text - The Book of Matthew Teacher: Eric Williams

Who is this god Mammon, and why does Jesus claim he is the sole, serious competitor to the Trinity?  And how do we purge this god of Mammon from our souls, church and society?  This week we trace the footprints of Mammon and see where it leads us. Teacher: Eric Williams *note - the Steve Jobs quote at the beginning it looks like has been deemed a internet falsity.  Sorry about that.