Do you feel like life is too busy? Do you find your schedule overwhelming? Do you notice yourself being scattered or unable to sit still for periods without a device?

For many of us, are lives are overly complex. We've got too many commitments, too much to do, and not enough time. But what if that wasn't the case? What if we have just the amount of time we need to live a fulfilling life?

God gave the ancient Israelites a practice that is as revenant today as ever. It's called "The Sabbath." Much more than a "command" (it's one of the "Big 10") -- the Sabbath is an invitation to live an unhurried, peace-filled life. How do we practice it? What does it look like to live this way?

Take a listen, as Pastor Kevin preaches on the Sabbath - the antidote for peace in our schedules.

This sermon is the first in a new sermon series called "Peace."

Pastor Aaron teaches us based on Matthew 6 that Jesus is after our hearts when it comes to our finances. "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

He also walks us through the Biblical history of what a tithe is.

We had a bit of a technical difficulty in our sound quality this week. Our apologies for that.

John says two incredible things in his final chapter of his first letter (1 John). He says: 1) The commandments of God are not burdensome. 2) He says that everyone who is "born of God" overcomes "the world."

These two things should strike anyone (whether Christian or non-Christian). Are not the commandments of God an incredibly burdensome thing? Isn't Jesus' vision of morality impossible to live up to? How could anyone imagine them not to be burdensome?

What is more - aren't the forces of evil too great to suggest that we could overcome them? Jesus? Sure, He could. But is it really possible for me to experience real, lasting freedom from the forces of evil that plague me?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin unpacks these two truths, and helps listeners to understand - and expect - the spiritual growth that comes for all who are "born again."