The feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus walking on water are two of the more famous moments in Jesus's ministry. Was less known is the connection between the two stories. In this sermon, Pastor Justin shows how Mark's careful choice of words makes his point clear, that Jesus is the Shepherd King.

In this sermon, Jonathan Cothron dives into Luke's account of Jesus's birth. In it we see the extraordinary change his arrival meant for those in his day, but also for those in coming generations.

In this first part of our Encounters with Immanuel series, Pastor Justin looks at the life of Joseph in Matthew 1:18–25. Being a Christian means being willing to give up your plans for God's plan, and Joseph's story gives us courage to do it willingly and joyfully.

How can we win the war within our thoughts? In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at the "thought strongholds" that Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 10, and where we find the power to destroy them.

The world isn’t neatly split into good and bad people. It’s full of people who are capable of good and bad. What should we do with the reality of being saved sinners? In his letter, the New Testament author John sums it up simply—walk in the light.

Marriage can be a coin with two very different sides — joy on the one side and pain on the other. The biblical teaching about marriage isn’t ignorant of the pain but rather goes to the source of the pain and redeems it.

The command to “honor your father and mother” might be more important than we realize. It’s one of the Ten Commandments, which means it was one of the ways Israel would experience blessing and bless the world.

All parents have a picture of a preferred future for their children. How do we know we’ve got the right picture in mind? In Deuteronomy, Moses preaches to the Israelites, showing them how to pursue God’s picture for their children.