We like God's plans for our lives to come through quickly. That's not always the case. When God seems slow, how do you live with hope instead of frustration? In this sermon, Pastor Justin explores the second part of Habakkuk's exchange with God to find the answer.

The prophet Habakkuk lived in an evil time, and although he prayed earnestly, things only got worse. So he cried out to God. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at God's answer to Habakkuk, and what it means for our lives in the moments when God seems silent.

Easter Sunday is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus, but the possibility of resurrection is often met with skepticism. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at 1 Corinthians 15, where Paul explains why resurrection is central to the Christian faith, and why it's really, really good news for those who believe it.

Just before he entered Jerusalem and people celebrated him as King with palm branches, Jesus told a parable intended to correct people's wrong thinking about what it meant. In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks that parable to show us the meaning and significance of Palm Sunday.

Jesus announced his ministry by saying he'd come to preach the good news to the poor. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at the words of Jesus to help us understand what it means to love our neighbors who are poor. It might be different than what we expect.

Loneliness isn't just a matter of the quantity of friendships you have — it's a matter of the quality of relationships. In this sermon, Tyler Parker looks at Jesus's words in John 15 to show us how we can form the kind of friendships that are deep, and how we can extend that friendship to others experiencing loneliness.

Jesus said the most important thing in life is to love God and love your neighbor. In this sermon, Pastor Justin kicks off this series by looking at how to love your neighbor well in the complex landscape of race.

In the opening of his letter, Jude said this Christian community needed to “contend for the faith." In the close of his letter, he tells them how. By looking at Jude's words, Pastor Justice explains the advice Jude gives for how to defend yourself against unbiblical living, and how to treat others who are influenced by it.

Blasphemy sounds like an old-fashioned word, but the danger it presents to a church community is as dangerous today as it was in Jude's time. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains why Jude warns his readers against the influence of blasphemy.

In the opening of Jude, he says to his readers that he wanted to write a feel-good letter about how great it is following Jesus. But Jude was aware of something dangerous that was threatening to take root in their church. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains what heresy Jude warned against and how we recognize it today.