If we're going to be great friends and find great friends, we need to grow up. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Jesus's words in John 15 and at wisdom from Proverbs to explain how the friendship of Jesus can deeply impact our friendship with one another.

When Jesus was asked a question about marriage, he went back to how marriage played a part in God's story. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Mark 10 and numerous verses out of Proverbs to put some practical applications for how we can mature in our approach to romantic love.

Jesus said that money is the number one threat to our trust in God. Money isn't evil in itself, but it seems like a viable alternative for security and fulfillment. In this sermon, Pastor Justin shows how Paul's words in 2 Corinthians 9 help us to love God with our money by using money as a tool for his kingdom.

Learning wisdom from God isn't always easy. Some lessons don't feel like good news. Unless we grow up in how we think and how we feel, we won't mature. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at 2 Corinthians 10 and 2 Timothy 4, where Paul tells us what it looks like to grow up in our thoughts and emotions.

Changing for God's glory doesn't happen by accident, by association, or by osmosis. It comes from putting something into practice. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at what Paul the Apostle said about our part to play in becoming mature.

To grow in an area of life, you need some way to measure growth. In this sermon, Pastor Justin preaches from psalm 90, where Moses explains what it looks like for God's people to live a life that glorifies God.

Jeremy Moore from Freedom Church in Philadelphia preaches about what it means to live as a son and daughter of God.

In this final part of the series in Habakkuk, Jonathan Cothron looks at the prophet's response to God. What started out as a frustrated exchange became worship for Habakkuk, and Jonathan looks at how he gets there and how we can move from frustration to worship when God seems different than we expect.

One of the great promises of Christianity is the ability to live in freedom, but often Christianity is associated with giving up freedom. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Galatians 5 to find out what it means to truly live in the freedom Christ offers us.

Will the strong eat the weak forever? In this sermon, Pastor Justin outlines what the biblical concept of justice is and how the Babylonians in Habakkuk's time were rejecting it. This vision of God's justice helps us process times in life that feel unfair.