In Ephesians 5, Paul says that marriage refers to Christ and the church. In other words, Christ’s love for his church is the paradigm for a godly marriage. Also, when we experience Christ’s love for us, it’s the very thing that empowers godly marriages.

Parents have a responsibility to disciple their kids. But how? In Deuteronomy 6, Moses explains how parents teach their children—through the things they love and the stories they tell.

We’re all children, and that means that when the Bible says, “Honor your father and mother,” it’s a message for all of us. In this sermon, we explore what it means to honor your parents and where we find the power to do it.

What makes for a godly family? In this sermon, Pastor Quentin goes back to Genesis 2 to unpack what a whole and holy family looks like.

In this final sermon of our Crazy Faith series, we’re looking at how faith works in mission. In order to take up the mission of God to make disciples of all nations, we need faith, and Paul shows us where to find it.

The author of Hebrews calls Jesus the author and perfecter of our faith. In Gethsemane, Jesus held onto faith through prayer, and sometimes the only way to put faith into practice in the face of pain is prayer.

What does it look like to live by faith in interruption? When Mary experienced a life-changing interruption, her response was one of faith. We can learn about having faith in interruption by looking at her story.

When Mordecai and Esther faced a murky, uncertain situation, they got through it with faith. The way they found their confidence is the same way we can find confidence in our murky situations.

The story of Joshua and Jericho is one of the most famous in the Bible. It’s also a story of faith in practice. But why did God design Israel’s victory in such a crazy way? By looking at the story, we’ll see why.

Ruth’s story is a little different from the other characters in this series. It might not seem like Ruth’s story is crazy, but her faith is as strong as the others. In this sermon, Pastor Quentin Bunnell shows how Ruth is able to have crazy faith in dark times.