Category: Sermon Series

The journey to the cross and to resurrection is a heart-searching, soul-cleansing journey. It can be a painful journey, like it was for Jesus. Yet, because of Jesus, it can also be a healing, renewing, redemptive journey. Fire can destroy, or it can refine. As you follow in Jesus’s footsteps this Lenten season, the series…

Deciding to follow Jesus (or to recommit your life to him) is like a journey. This series starts off the new year by looking at the important elements of a successful journey and then applies that to our walk with Christ.

This is the 2025 advent series.

Throughout Scripture God has gone by various names. In this six-week series certain names will be explored to help us understand what each name tells us about the character of our glorious God and how each of these names can bring joy, presence, trust, love, connection, and rest in our lives.

Who is Jesus, how did his death change history, and what does approaching God look like now? These big questions and more are all addressed in the thirteen-chapter book of Hebrews. This series moves through the book to help believers see the cosmic Christ and learn how to follow him daily.

Jesus commands us to love our neighbors. So why are so many Christians taught to fear their neighbors? God instructs us to welcome strangers; we are not to withhold hospitality or help from anyone in need. So why do we fear strangers, especially those needing hospitality, afraid that their presence may threaten what we have?…

The early church was a place where men and women of vastly different backgrounds and experiences endeavored to live together as a household of God. It wasn’t easy then, and it still isn’t easy today. With lessons learned in the churches established by the apostle Paul, this series touches on mutual encouragement, the mentoring of…

This series invites us to embark on a special personal pilgrimage through the Holy City, examining the history of famous sites and landmarks alongside reflections and explorations of the time Jesus spent in and around Jerusalem in the days before his crucifixion, at his crucifixion, and resurrection.

Scripture provides many paradoxes but understanding them isn’t an easy task. It requires serious study and a familiarity with the grand narrative of Scripture. Unfortunately, this becomes complicated in a society categorized by a sense of immediacy that bleeds into expectations of theology. Nevertheless, it’s worth it to press into these paradoxes within Scripture to…

Our reality, as God’s people, is that we are still in a season of waiting. We know the promise of Christ, who has already come, but we wait for God to come and make all things right—but waiting is hard. However, we can still experience change in the waiting.