When David had an opportunity to take his destiny into his own hands, he refused. How did David know what was an opportunity from the Lord as opposed to an opportunity to refuse? Faith.

The story of Moses and the Red Sea is well known. What’s less well known is that God intentionally led Israel into what looked like a hopeless situation. What did Moses’s and Israel’s faith look like in action in this very scary situation?

Abraham is held up as the example of faith by the biblical authors. But that doesn’t mean it always came easily. In Genesis 15 Abram has an emotionally charged encounter with the Lord, yet comes away from it with greater faith than he had before.

What do you do when following Jesus looks like losing to the world? Certain Corinthians thought Paul seemed like a loser, but he writes to remind them that they’re thinking of the entire “game” in the wrong way. He tells them why following Jesus is better and how they can stay the course.

We’re the wealthiest, most powerful, most technologically advanced generation in the history of the world… and the loneliest. God said it it’s not good for a person to be alone. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores why it’s difficult and so important that we live as individuals in community.

We are all multi-faceted beings—body, soul, spirit. But what happens when those facets don’t play nice together? This sermon explores the interaction of these components and how Jesus helps align the components of our personality to be truly human.

The serpent was able to convince Adam and Eve that their identities were deficient. When the Bible says that those who are in Christ are a new creation, it means that Christians have all the identity they could ever need. This sermon explores what it means to be a new creation.

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.

We take our thoughts about ourselves into every situation and relationship. Something shapes those thoughts, for better or worse. God has spoken words that can shape our identity and free us to be truly human. In this sermon, we look at Genesis 1 and what it means that humans are made in God’s image.

When Thomas encountered Jesus, he went from being a total skeptic to a total believer. How is it possible for us to have a Thomas-like experience without seeing the risen Jesus? In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains how it’s possible, and why it’s actually better than what Thomas experienced.