What do you do when you're praying not as a victim but as a victimizer? Psalm 51 was written by David at a time when he was guilty of terrible sin. In this sermon, Pastor Justin shows how God uses conviction as an invitation into real talk with him, and how what waits for us in that conversation is really good news.

We may think that anger is a "non-Christian" emotion. Not true. However, anger is powerful and needs to be handled well. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry unpacks the way the writer of Psalm 137 processes anger, and explains how we too can have real talk with God about anger.

David wrote Psalm 3 when he fled from Absalom his son. In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks the way David prayed through his fear and how it can help us work through fear and anxiety in our lives.

The invitation to become a Christian is an invitation into a relationship with God. Like any important relationship, how you communicate impacts the health of a relationship. The book of Psalms is filled with examples of people talking to God, and there's a surprising level of honesty in their prayers. In this sermon Pastor Justin walks through Psalm 1 and explains how it shows us the important of learning to engage God in real talk.

We often talk about the meaning of the cross — Jesus paying for sin. But often do we think about what the resurrection means for our lives? In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks Ephesians 2:1–10 where Paul explains the significance of the resurrection for those who put their faith in Jesus.

Jesus gave his disciples the Holy Spirit to be their Helper in mission. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explores verses from John 15 and 16 to see why we can't do mission without the Holy Spirit's help, and how the Holy Spirit helps in mission.

Is it wrong to try change someone's beliefs? In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks the mission given to disciples of Jesus to take the gospel into the whole world. In trying to help others believe the gospel, Christians aren't motivated by anything other than the example of Jesus to love others.

There are two traps when it comes to work — thinking of work as a necessary evil, and thinking of work as the thing that gives you identity. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains how the Genesis creation story gives a different (and much greater) definition of work.

Money isn't a popular topic to preach on, yet Jesus used money all the time to illustrate important issues of faith. In this sermon, Pastor Tendai helps us disarm the ways we push back against talking about money, and lean into what God wants to teach us about himself through our money.

Leading isn't comfortable, but change depends on leadership. In this sermon, Pastor Scott explains how we can look to Jesus as an example of true leadership. The true, uncomfortable leadership we see in Jesus isn't just for Sundays either; it's something we can live out at work during the week.