Mother’s Day
This series includes a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day message. Each message looks at parents in the Bible who exemplified godliness for their children and for Bible readers today.
A Godly Inheritance: Father’s Day
This series includes a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day message. Each message looks at parents in the Bible who exemplified godliness for their children and for Bible readers today.
A Godly Inheritance: Father’s Day
This series includes a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day message. Each message looks at parents in the Bible who exemplified godliness for their children and for Bible readers today.
A Godly Inheritance: Mother’s Day
This series includes a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day message. Each message looks at parents in the Bible who exemplified godliness for their children and for Bible readers today.
The Summer of Love
This four-week series examines the four types of love as described in C. S. Lewis’s famous work The Four Loves. The four loves are storgē (affection), philia (friendship), eros (romance), and agapē (charity). Through analyzing biblical passages, we can find the relationship among these words and the Christian virtues and character that they reflect. In a culture that is misinformed about love, Lewis reveals…
Summer At The Movies
This “God on Film”–inspired series for youth and adults pulls biblical truths from summer blockbusters and summer-themed movies.
Summer In The Psalms
The psalms are a collection of worship songs used by believers for thousands of years. This six-week series looks at the Psalms of Ascent to learn what they can teach us about God and community.
Counterfeits
It is easy to seek out satisfaction, fulfillment, and happiness in the things of this world. But in the end, they will leave us unsatisfied. This four-week series looks at counterfeits we seek instead of Christ and how Christ satisfies our true desires.
The World Is Watching
This four-week series for youth and adults challenges us to live our lives as a witness to a watching world.
Peer Pressure
This four-week series discusses peer pressure. Whether we are young or old, we can face peer pressure, so we will look to individual stories in the Bible to learn how to deal with the pressure we experience.
Verified: True Followers of Christ
The blue check symbolizes a “verified” account on social media, but what marks a genuine Christian life? Without getting hung up on behavior and “Do Christians …?,” the goal of this four-week youth series is to unpack the idea in 2 Corinthians 1:22, that God has given us his Holy Spirit as our verified seal,…
Kingdom Parables
For the follower of Christ, the kingdom of heaven is a critical part of the good news. Jesus’s death, burial, and resurrection ushered him in as the King, but of what type of kingdom? Jesus’s teachings in Matthew help us better appreciate the true character of this King and his kingdom. This seven-week series focuses…
The Space Between Us
This four-part series looks at the culprits behind relational strife and what Scripture says about them. Issues like jealousy, envy, pride, and unforgiveness put our spiritual health and our relationships at risk. They cause division and separation and keep us from living in true community with God and others.
A Tale of Two Prophets: The Story of Elijah and Elisha
The prophets Elijah and Elisha are significant in the Old Testament. In many ways, the works of the prophets—miracles, teachings, and behavior—point to God’s way of dealing with human beings, both in justice and mercy.
Gospel Partners
This four-part series focuses on the gospel’s invitation to participate in God’s cosmic plan to redeem the whole world. Each week, the congregation will be challenged to situate their calling as partners in the spread of the gospel.
Mosaic: The Unity of the Gospels
There are four Gospels but only one story. This four-week series looks at each of the Gospels to see how they reveal a different aspect of the character of Jesus and how that can help grow our faith in the Son of God.
Be Real
This sermon series urges us away from projecting a filtered and curated version of our lives and our faith journeys. Whether it’s from the fear of others, the shame of our shortcomings, or the fear of facing the truth, living through a false self can cripple our spiritual growth.
Community Life
This five-week series explores the idea of community life in the church. Through understanding the importance of community, the unity of Christians in Christ, the ethic of community, and the reflection of Jesus to the world, we can see the power and importance of being with other believers in our daily lives.
Because He Lives
This four-week, post-Easter sermon series explores the difference Christ’s resurrection makes in the life of the believer. Where Easter celebrates that Jesus died but was resurrected, we will now examine how this changes our lives now and forever. Knowing that something happened is all well and good, but the impact of that act comes from…
Available
This three-week series explores the importance of being available to be used by God no matter what we think of our influence or ability. Through looking at the concept of being faithful in small things, the story of the widow’s mite, and the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand, we can see that God…
The Body of Christ
This four-week series explores Paul’s use of the image of the body of Christ in his letters to believers. We will discover what it means to be a member of the body and what that says about our worth to God.
Reconstructing Faith
This five-week series aims to help people, both youth and adults, in their deconstruction journey. It offers hope to believers struggling with their doubts by encouraging them to separate the truth of Jesus from broken systems, lean on foundational truths, and persevere with the help of a gracious God and loving community. We don’t have…
God and the Underdogs
This series is for the underdogs—anyone who has felt that they are unqualified, underequipped, unworthy, or unseen. Throughout Scripture we see God graciously inviting all kinds of people into relationship and partnership.
Made to Worship
This four-week series examines how humans are hardwired to worship. We should worship God, but often we worship idols. This series examines our desire to worship God, while also considering how we fall into idol worship.
The People of God
This sermon series looks at 1 Peter 2:4–12 and the church’s identity as living stones, a holy priesthood, a chosen people, and foreigners and exiles.
Resurrection Sunday: He Has Risen Indeed
The death and resurrection of Christ is one of the most well-known stories in history—for Christians and non-Christians alike. But can we still depend on a promise that was made over two thousand years ago? This standalone Easter message focuses on the promise the resurrection holds for believers today.
Blessed Are The Meek
This four-week series looks at the biblical concept of humility. What is humility, and why does it matter for those who follow Jesus? To help us gain a better understanding, most of the series will focus on specific stories that showcase meekness.
Therefore
This series looks at several “Therefore” passages in the New Testament, like Matthew 28:19; Romans 12:1; and Ephesians 5:1, to point us to the gospel truths that illuminate and enable obedience to these gospel imperatives.
By Faith: The Book of Hebrews
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 thirteen-week series moves through the book to help believers see the cosmic Christ and learn how to follow him daily.
Out With The Old?
This four-part series helps Christian readers of the Bible reconcile the Old Testament with the New. It also helps the congregation answer questions like: As New Covenant believers, should we disregard the Old Testament completely? Do we just pick and choose what parts to stick with?
More To Love
This four-part series looks at some of the ways we see love defined or portrayed in our modern media and culture (love as a feeling, an idol, a myth, another word for sex or sexual desire) and helps us see that there is way more to love when we look at it as defined or portrayed through…
By Faith: The Book of Hebrews
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 thirteen-week series moves through the book to help believers see the cosmic Christ and learn how to follow him daily.
Resurrection Sunday: Death is Defeated
When Jesus rose from the dead, he defeated the enemy of all humanity: death. This stand-alone Easter message explains that believers do not need to fear death because of the victory of the risen Christ.
The Jesus I Never Knew
This series gives us a look into the life of Jesus, taking a keen interest in some of the often-overlooked parts about Jesus. We will examine Jesus’s Jewish heritage, his apocalyptic preaching, his invitations to women, his shocking words about the family of God. This four-week series will help us to see Jesus with fresh eyes,…
Found Family: The Family of God
In Romans 16:1–16 Paul sends greetings to a list of people who were a part of the Roman church. The diverse group of people in that list illustrates the diversity of the family of God. This series is about how the church can be our found family, how the church demonstrates the love of God,…
Easter: Behold, The Lamb of God
This stand-alone message looks at John the Baptist’s declaration in John 1:29: “Behold, the lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” What does it mean that Jesus is the Lamb of God, and how might that shape our faith in the present?
