Sunday Sermons

In Thessalonica and Berea, we can see that the Gospel flourishes in not in comfort, but often in conflict; we are meant to engage people where they’re at; and we are to invite people into the wonder of holy curiosity that pushes us into exploring more of the God who saves. 

Although Paul gets the glory for “going first” into Europe, for paying attention to his surroundings and culture, and following through on the prompts of the Holy Spirit, the truth is, that in every place Paul was met and joined by others.

1 Corinthians 15 says the resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of the entire Christian faith. But was it a real event? How can we know? Join us as we examine the evidence surrounding the resurrection of Jesus and talk through this vital truth claim.

Sharing the Gospel in our context is, first and foremost, Spirit-led.

Today we mark the beginning of Passion Tide, so we want to take time as God’s people to understand the celebration and the marking of the season. 

Paul’s interaction with Lydia in Philippi launches a ministry that ultimately transforms Europe and invites us to learn what it means to pay attention to the opportunities in which we find ourselves. 

In this closing message, we venture into the deep and thought-provoking waters of wisdom, faith, and prayer.

What we do with our “stuff” is often a reflection of our hearts. But we’re called to steward more than just our material possessions. Join us as we talk through the book of James and look at what stewardship is meant to look like within the family of God.