Anxiety is something we all experience. Yet just because it’s a normal experience, the Bible says we don’t need to remain consistently anxious. In this sermon we look at where anxiety comes from and how to ensure that it doesn’t stick around.

In this week between teaching series, we look at an interesting question: Why do people seek after things they don’t need? When talking to a group of philosophers in Acts 17, Paul says that God made everything but doesn’t need anything. This amazing biblical truth can change everything you think you know about God.

As a church we want to see our city and New England changing to look more and more like the kingdom of God. But how does that happen? And what’s our part to play? In this sermon, we look at what it means to walk in the good deeds God has prepared for his people.

What makes Christianity different to every other faith system in the world? In a word… grace. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explores how grace subverts all our expectations, and how we can bring the good news of grace to others.

The gospel is good news because it’s a solution to a problem. If you don’t understand the problem, the solution won’t sound like good news. In this sermon we take a deep dive into the problem the gospel addresses. What we discover is that the problem is worse than we ever imagined.

The songs we sing say will shape the lives we live, because songs carry wisdom. But not all wisdom is worth its salt. God has given his people the gift of wisdom songs so that his wisdom shapes their lives most.

Why would the psalmists write songs about stories from Israel’s history for people to sing? Today we’re looking at psalms that recount Israel’s history. These psalms of memory show us the importance of singing about God’s faithfulness to his people over the generations.

Some psalms in the Bible are characterized by exuberant praise. Others are characterized by lament. These songs are surprising, raw, and make you wonder if they should even be in the Bible. These songs teach us how to respond to pain, that we can turn to God in these moments rather than away from him.

Praise is singing characterized by joy and exuberance. It’s also accompanied by hand-raising, hand-clapping, and dancing. What is praise all about, and why do God’s people do it?

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.