In September we began a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis.
This Sunday, Mark continued the series as we looked at Genesis chapter 15, in which we hear about God’s covenant with Abraham.
One Tiny Blessing To Bless the Whole World: Abram
In September we began a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis.
This Sunday, Mark continued the series as we looked at Genesis chapter 12, in which we are introduced to Abram.
Noah
In September we began a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis. This Sunday, guest preacher Asher Ernst of Communitas church continued the series as we looked at Genesis chapters 6-9, in which we hear about Noah.
The Fall
In September we began a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis. This Sunday Mark continued the series as we looked at Genesis chapter 3, in which we hear about Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit.
The Garden of Eden
In September we began a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis. This Sunday Mark continued the series as we looked at Genesis chapter 2, in which we hear about the Garden of Eden.
Faithfulness
This Sunday we took a brief detour from Genesis as we looked at 1 Samuel 12:19-24, in which Philip shared some thoughts on faithfulness.
'Good' is the Default Setting
We are beginning a new fall sermon series entitled New Beginnings, in which we study through the book of Genesis. This Sunday Mark introduced the series as we looked at Genesis chapter 1, in which we hear the story of the creation of the world.
We Need A Savior
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome.
This Sunday we brought the series to a close as we looked at 2 Corinthians 4:5-11, in which Paul explains how strength to overcome adversity comes from Christ.
You can view a schedule of all the sections that we were covered with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
Activating the Mind of Christ
This Sunday we were blessed to hear from Rodney McAuley again as he spoke on Romans 12:1-2, in which Paul writes about taking on the mind of Christ to be able to know what God’s will is—what is good and pleasing and mature.
The Practice of Evangelism
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Colossians 3:1-17, in which Paul encourages the Colossians to clothe themselves with Christ as a way of reflecting his love to those around them.
Living a Resurrected Life
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Colossians 2:16-23, in which Paul encourages the Colossians to not get caught up in the details of religiosity, but to focus on what Christ has done for them.
Completing the Sufferings of Christ
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Colossians 1:24-2:5, in which Paul begins his letter to a church he has not yet met in person with a prayer.
The Spirit of Evangelism
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Colossians 1:1-23, in which Paul begins his letter to a church he has not yet met in person with a prayer.
Live in Response to God
This Sunday, Brent shared a little bit of his story and how he has been learning to live in response to God.
Something to Give
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Philippians 4:10-20, in which Paul writes about contentment.
Drafting Off of Jesus
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Philippians 3:1-16, in which Paul writes about how passionate he is about pursuing Jesus.
United With Christ
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Philippians 2, in which Paul writes about what it looks like to be united with Christ, living in imitation of him.
God Will Finish What He Started
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Philippians 1, in which Paul writes about God finishing the work he began in Philippi, which can also give us hope that God has a plan for us as well.
Armor of God
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we were blessed to hear from Rodney McAuley as he shared some of his story with us. Our text for this Sunday was Ephesians 6:10-24, in which Paul writes about how we have the armor of God at our disposal as we stand against the attacks of the devil.
Loved, Lit Up, and Loaded
At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.
This Sunday we looked at Ephesians 5:1-6:9, in which Paul writes about using our lives to be an imitation of Christ.