Following Christ means that we enter into a body of God's people, within which we are promised a sense of belonging and purpose. This week in our "One Another" series we discuss how to have mutual care for each other and how life in the body of Christ comes with promise, peril, and pursuit.

We are called to love one another sincerely, another way to say that within the context of Matthew 23 and Romans 12 is that our love must be unhypocritical. We should strive to have our love be the same on the outside as it is on the inside. Further exploring Romans 12, we will take a look at four ways we are instructed to create sincere love.

Continuing our series on One Another, this week we turn to Colossians 3 and Matthew 26 to dive into why people lie and how as new creations in Christ we can be different. This sermon unpacks the root desire for self preservation that leads us to lie and offers a cure of learning to show and create spaces for vulnerable honesty.

As believers hearts are changed by the Gospel we want to take a look at how that radically changes the way we treat each other. Specifically during this week of our series, we look at how Romans 14 and Mark 7 comment on how we accept one another.

Continuing our series One Another, we explore how following Jesus is never a solo venture. When trials and adversity appear they have a way of revealing what or who we trust in for help. This sermon unpacks the confidence with which we are to approach God with and urges us to lean on one another and come together in prayer.

Beginning a new sermon series, we will explore the biblical theme of our God-given need for one another. Taking a look into Hebrews we discover an encouragement for bold confidence in how we approach God. It is through spurring on one another and holding unswervingly to the hope we have that we can maintain this confidence before God.

Understanding ourselves as Holy means much more than how we live, it is also about recognizing to whom we belong. If we are to be holy we must go beyond obedience and seek after ways to please God. As we take a look at 1 Peter and John, we will discover how filling our hearts with awe and wonder towards God can make us holy.

Continuing our Study of 1 Peter, today we look at what it means to grow up in our salvation. Growing up physically happens no matter what, but growing spiritually and emotionally does not just happen, it takes intentionality. We are like spiritual infants that need to crave spiritual milk in order to grow. Listen along as we take a deeper look at what that looks like in everyday life.

This week we continue our studying of 1 Peter by taking a look at what it means for our identity in Christ to be exiles. We are God's elect, scattered throughout the nations. We are people who are not at home. We'll explore the discomfort that not being in our true home can cause, as living as an exile invites both an accusation and celebration of who we are.

This sermon begins our series through 1 Peter where we will be taking a look at four fundamental truths about our identity in Christ learned through 1 Peter. This episode dives into the truth of being 'born again' and seeks to answer the questions: What happens? Where does it happen? And how does it keep happening?