Graham preaches a message of mystery. That in fact, though I am weak, Christ who is strong has chosen to indwell in me and do a good work. We will not earn glory, be he will make us glorious. Truly a beautiful mysterious thing.

Graham uses the words of Paul to discuss the absolute supremacy of Jesus and why that is such good news. We serve a God who is all in all and would still lay His life down for us. Jesus is King!

Sophie helps kick off the 26-27 school year giving a word on why we feel Christ has called us to care deeply about being devoted to Him, forging real friendships, and raising up leaders.

Austin sets the tone for all of Colossians, drawing out the major theme of Christ's life becoming our life. What good news!

Veronica walks us through Acts 27-28 in an amazingly engaging tale telling. She opened up about her storms and paved a path for us to radically rely on the Spirit in the midst of chaos.

Bailey reminds us that there are plenty of counterfeits and shams out there. We need to be intentional in looking at the reality of the Cross so we can beware falling to a false and half gospel.

Madison reminds us that Jesus doesn't discriminate who can hear His good news. Paul spoke to weak and strong alike. Who are we intimidated to share Jesus with?

Sophie reminds us the scandalous "rule breaking" our Lord operates out of in the form of Grace. She invites us, through the narrative of Acts 15, to go outward to our neighbors, past our "rules", "judgments", and self imposed "barriers".

Graham covers the wild story of Acts 10, where Peter receives a miraculous vision. In this sermon, Graham reminds us that we come to know God better when we go outward to our neighbor, a gift and mystery.

In Leo's first sermon, he vulnerably warns us away from the temptation to go outward for the wrong reasons. We are called outward for the sake of God's glory and other's lives, not for any status or recognition.