Sermons
Sermon Series
- 2 Peter 4
- A Light to the Nations 6
- Abide - John 15 4
- Acts: The Spreading Flame 43
- Advent 6
- Advent 2019 5
- Advent 2024 4
- Advent 2025 5
- Compelled by Grace 3
- Daniel - At Home In Exile 6
- Easter 4
- Ecclesiastes: Living Life Backwards 9
- From Disorientation 5
- Fruit of the Spirit 11
- Generosity of God 5
- Good Friday 3
- James 11
- Lament 2019 Series 4
- Luke 2019 Series 21
- Luke 2020 25
- Luke 2021 17
- Moses on the Christian Life 1
- Non-series Sermon 32
- Psalms 37
- Rest 2019 Series 3
- Revelation 22
- Special Service 1
- Summer Psalms 23
- The Church 5
- Unfolding Grace 31
- When Jesus Prays - John 17 1
You can also listen to sermons via podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
Mar. 15, 2020 - Online Worship Gathering
We lifted this audio from the first video we produced for the COVID-19 suspension. There is some echo, but it is still audible.
We lifted this audio from the first video we produced for the COVID-19 suspension. There is some echo, but it is still audible.
Mar. 1, 2020 - The Kingdom of God Has Come Near (Luke 10:1-24)
Jesus joyfully shows his Kingdom to those willing to see.
Jesus joyfully shows his Kingdom to those willing to see.
Feb. 16, 2020 - Redemptive Tension (1 Peter 2:4-17)
The grace of Jesus brings us into an inevitable redemptive tension with our culture. Living in this tension means gladly sharing the story he makes for us (though his life, death, and resurrection) and pursuing a life that honors all people, even if that honor is not returned.
The grace of Jesus brings us into an inevitable redemptive tension with our culture. Living in this tension means gladly sharing the story he makes for us (though his life, death, and resurrection) and pursuing a life that honors all people, even if that honor is not returned.
Feb. 9, 2020 - Thriving in Babylon (Jeremiah 29:1-14)
As those who have a secure future with a present Lord, we are called to live in the city, as a city, for the city.
(Note: there is some sound distortion for the first 11 minutes of this track)
As those who have a secure future with a present Lord, we are called to live in the city, as a city, for the city.
(Note: there is some sound distortion for the first 11 minutes.)
Feb. 2, 2020 - Longing for Fullness (Psalm 67)
As those who have tasted of the coming age in Jesus, we long for this fullness to come everywhere to everyone.
As those who have tasted of the coming age in Jesus, we long for this fullness to come everywhere to everyone.
Jan. 26, 2020 - Envy of the Nations (Deuteronomy 4:1-14)
God has brought his people into a story for the sake of the nations. This story is public, secret, and shared.
God has brought his people into a story for the sake of the nations. This story is public, secret, and shared.
Jan. 19, 2020 - My Treasured Possession (Exodus 19:3-8)
God redeems his people so they may experience being his treasured possession among all peoples.
In this, God’s people find that courage is experienced by trusting God’s redemptive activity and calling is experienced through obeying God’s voice.
God redeems his people so they may experience being his treasured possession among all peoples.
In this, God’s people find that courage is experienced by trusting God’s redemptive activity and calling is experienced through obeying God’s voice.
Jan. 5, 2020 - Trial by Fire (Daniel 3:1-30)
Because God promises to be with us in the fires of life, we ought to respond to him with loyalty and allegiance.
Because God promises to be with us in the fires of life, we ought to respond to him with loyalty and allegiance.
Dec. 29, 2019 - Testimony Sunday (Hebrews 3:12-14)
This is the introduction to our year end testimony Sunday. Because of the sensitive nature of some of the content, the testimonies were not recorded.
This is the introduction to our year end testimony Sunday. Because of the sensitive nature of some of the content, the testimonies were not recorded.
Dec. 22, 2019 - The Optimism of Christmas (Philippians 2:3-11)
Jesus’ Incarnation brings resilient hope to those who celebrate it.
Jesus’ incarnation brings resilient hope to those who celebrate it.
Dec. 15, 2019 - A Community of Humble Joy (Philippians 2:3-4)
Jesus creates joyful community through humble service. In this passage we see that, rooted in the freedom of the gospel, we are empowered to deny self and freely serve one another.
Jesus creates joyful community through humble service. In this passage we see that, rooted in the freedom of the gospel, we are empowered to deny self and freely serve one another.
Dec. 8, 2019 - Completed Joy Through Unity (Philippians 2:2)
Through the gospel we are empowered and then called to live in and work out the unity Jesus has accomplished for us.
Through the gospel we are empowered and then called to live in and work out the unity Jesus has accomplished for us.
Dec. 1, 2019 - The Roots of True Community (Philippians 2:1)
Jesus provides enduring motive for life-giving community.
Jesus provides enduring motive for life-giving community.
Nov. 17, 2019 - Let These Words Sink Into Your Ears (Luke 9:37-50)
In the mist of a crowd marveling at his majesty, Jesus pulls his disciples close and gives them painful words they did not understand but to which they had to hold fast. Though we are tempted toward a “theology of glory” where we assume our need is small and grace is helpful, Jesus gives another picture. Jesus tells us of a “theology of the cross” where our need is incomprehensible and his grace is absolute rescue.
In the mist of a crowd marveling at his majesty, Jesus pulls his disciples close and gives them painful words they did not understand but to which they had to hold fast. Though we are tempted toward a “theology of glory” where we assume our need is small and grace is helpful, Jesus gives another picture. Jesus tells us of a “theology of the cross” where our need is incomprehensible and his grace is absolute rescue.
Nov. 3, 2019 - Who Do You Say That I Am? (Luke 9:18-27)
In asking, “Who do you say that I am?” - Jesus both reveals something about himself and asks a question that brings us into a new way of seeing and being in our world.
In asking, “Who do you say that I am?” - Jesus both reveals something about himself and asks a question that brings us into a new way of seeing and being in our world.
Oct. 27, 2019 - You Give Them Something to Eat (Luke 9:10-17)
Jesus brings his people into the experience and expression of his Kingdom. In this passage we find three dynamics of this participation with Jesus in his kingdom. Namely:
1.) The end of our ability is the beginning of Jesus’ activity (vs 10-12)
2.) We act, Jesus provides (vs 13-15)
3.) We give everything, Jesus gives more (vs 16-17)
Jesus brings his people into the experience and expression of his Kingdom. In this passage we find three dynamics of this participation with Jesus in his kingdom. Namely:
1.) The end of our ability is the beginning of Jesus’ activity (vs 10-12)
2.) We act, Jesus provides (vs 13-15)
3.) We give everything, Jesus gives more (vs 16-17)
Oct. 20, 2019 - The Sending of the Twelve (Luke 9:1-9)
Jesus desires to spread awareness of the Kingdom of God and he partners with his people as they live it out.
Jesus desires to spread awareness of the Kingdom of God and he partners with his people as they live it out.