In this message, we explore what it means to be adopted into God’s family through the Spirit and to live as His children. We see that because we belong to God, we no longer owe anything to the power of sin—instead, we are led by the Spirit into obedience, freedom, and a new identity as sons and daughters. And as God’s children, we learn that our lives will include both suffering and glory as we follow Jesus and take part in the story of His family.

In this message, we explore how the goal of following Jesus is becoming like Him, and how the people closest to us play a massive role in shaping who we become. We unpack the “power of proximity,” looking at how our closest relationships influence our beliefs, our actions, and our character. Together, we’re challenged to honestly examine our friendships and relationships and ask whether they are helping us look more like Jesus or pulling us away from Him.

In this message, we look at how faith produces work, love produces labor, and hope produces perseverance in the life of a believer. We wrestle with the reality that following Jesus means living in the tension of waiting, trusting Him to satisfy our desires, restore what is broken, and ultimately return to make all things new.

In this message, we wrestle with why a world that talks so much about love still feels so full of hate and division. We see that true love doesn’t come naturally and can’t be defined on our own. God is our model of love, and Jesus’ sacrifice is our motivation to love.

This message challenges us to live as “children of light,” reflecting Christ’s love in both our actions and words. From sexual purity to...

In this sermon we explore the biblical concept of oneness, which challenges us to move past hostility and embrace the peace that Jesus...

In this sermon, we'll explore the biblical theme of work as part of God’s original design for humanity, emphasizing that work predates...

True discipleship means putting off bitterness, anger, and malice and instead embracing the kindness, compassion, and forgiveness modeled...

Life is full of changing seasons, and each one—whether joyful or difficult—is held in the hands of a sovereign God. This sermon explores...

In this sermon, we explore what it means for Jesus to have ultimate authority over all creation. From Old Testament prophecies to King...

As followers of Christ, we are exiles in a world that is not our home, called to live as ambassadors of reconciliation. This sermon...

God’s commands are not arbitrary; they lead to life, while disobedience leads to destruction. This sermon unpacks why drunkenness is...

Jesus calls us to a life of humility, but pride constantly tempts us to elevate ourselves at the expense of others. This sermon explores...

The parable of the Prodigal Son is more than a one-time story—it’s a cycle that repeats throughout our lives. This sermon explores how we...

Humans are spiritual beings, created to dwell in God's presence. Through Jesus, we have access to that presence. Jesus prepares a place...

When we choose to believe in Jesus and obey his commands, we experience abundant life now and eternal life after death. Abundant life...

Jesus identifies as the "bread of life," meaning he is essential for our sustenance, growth, and eternal life. When we spend time with...

In Philippians 4, Paul tells us not to be anxious, which means that our anxiety is something we have been given some control over. What...

If we are going to move towards unity in the body of Christ, we have to start from a place of humility. Humility in our relationships, in...

The first Christian martyr was a man named Stephen who was empowered by the Spirit for the work of ministry. In this time of teaching, we...