Polaris Christian Church

Christians are called outside of a life of comfort into a life that's dedicated to advance the gospel by sacrificially blessing others.

Alex interviews Marques about unity in the midst of the current tense political/racial climate.

The Bible teaches us that Jesus is our source of love and contentment. When we put His Word in to action, it helps to start a New Year that will bring peace to our lives and to the lives of those around us.

ALL are invited to hear the beautiful news of the hope of Christmas.

Learning from generous families.

Christmas reminds us that we can find hope in God even when He seems far away.

Waking up to the presence of God.

Working out differences is a major theme throughout the Bible.

We can choose instant gratification for ourselves or eternal positive impact on the world. Which one would you choose?

How do we as humans interact with the kingdom of heaven here on earth?

We end our sermon series on waiting with some final thoughts that apply to people who are new to faith and also people further along in that journey.

We continue our talk on waiting with some stories of times we waited as a church.

We continue our talk about waiting by looking at the story of Rise And Shine preschool here at Polaris, and what it looked like to wait patiently while God's plans for the school came to fruition.

When nothing makes sense, the one thing we can do is take our situation before God and be honest about our frustrations. When we do this, we are promised a peace beyond understanding.

Our legacy may not come into it's own until we're already gone, but if we live a life of love in the meantime, it will be extremely fulfilling.

Through the life of Paul we see a model for leaving a lasting legacy.

Jesus asks us to put others before ourselves. How does that apply EVERY aspect of our lives?

God continually calls us to make changes and to grow in our life. We talk about following through with that process.

The Tower of Babel gives a crucial warning to all future empires.

What does the Bible say about God's judgement?