Sunday Sermons

We have 8 core values as a church, four that connect to our approach of identity restoration, and four that connect to our call to proclamation. And EVERYTHING is grounded and rooted in Scripture. Today, we are taking time to remember and focus on those values.

We have NO idea what’s going on outside of what we cannot see in life. The gift God is giving us is the journey.

In Ecclesiastes 1, the Teacher wrestles with life's mysteries, frustrations, and apparent cycles of futility. As generations come and go and human striving seems fleeting, we're confronted with the limits of our control and the reality of life's "hevel"—its vapor-like unpredictability. Yet through Christ, we discover that our labor is not in vain, our lives are not forgotten, and true meaning is found not in controlling life, but in trusting God with it.

“Like the rest of the Bible’s Wisdom Literature, Ecclesiastes is concerned with imparting wisdom and knowledge to the people of God and teaching them to fear the Lord.” – ESV Study Notes

When we are obedient, the ministry, its effect, and impact continues long after we are gone.

Unlike the elaborate message to the Athenians, Paul’s message to Corinth was simple—Jesus is the Messiah. And Paul’s experience in Corinth shows us that this simple, yet profound message will continue to go forth, despite all circumstances.

What do you do when the world around you thinks completely differently than you do? In Acts 17, Paul encounters a highly intellectual and deeply pluralistic Athenian culture—yet he finds a way to share the gospel with clarity and courage. Join us as we explore his approach to staying faithful in the midst of a culture that isn’t.

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.