Beyond the Sermon

This week we continue our Lent sermon series, "7 Deadly Sins: The power of God to move us from death to new life.' In this sermon, we look at the sin of gluttony and self-control as a fruit of the Spirit that can help us live in healthy rhythms of fasting, feasting, and moderation.

Join us as we enter into the season of Lent by celebrating Ash Wednesday together. We receive the ashes as a mark of our repentance, humility, and mortality; remembering that we are made from dust, but have been given new life in Jesus.

Pastor Scott and Jeremy discuss the Outpouring happening in Wilmore Kentucky, the pastors we envy, and buying $10,000 dollar wine in Dubai

This week we start our Lent sermon series, "7 Deadly Sins: The power of God to move us from death to new life.' In our first sermon, we look at the sin of envy and the virtues of love and kindness.

What don't Pastor Scott and Jeremy talk about this week?

In this sermon we look at what it looks like to cross the line from living as an "Almost Christian" to living as an "Altogether Christian." This sermon is based on John Wesley's sermon, "The Almost Christian."

This is the final sermon in our series that we’re calling “Speaking with a Wesleyan Voice: Rediscovering our Methodist Tradition for Today.” In this series, we’re going to look at some of the distinctives of what makes us Methodist or Wesleyan and why it’s a voice that is needed in the world today.

Special live recording from our youth winter retreat, where a few of our boys share about the experience in this special 1 of a kind episode

Pastor Scott and Jeremy talk about winter retreat, Jesus raising like bread, and communion with Oreos

In this sermon we look at a Wesleyan view of Communion as a means of grace in which God transforms and sanctifies us and a continual reminder of what God has done for us, who we are as the people of God, and who we are becoming.

This is the fifth sermon in our series that we’re calling “Speaking with a Wesleyan Voice: Rediscovering our Methodist Tradition for Today.” In this series, we’re going to look at some of the distinctives of what makes us Methodist or Wesleyan and why it’s a voice that is needed in the world today.

Pastor Scott and Jeremy discuss super soaker baptisms, "re-baptizing", and what it's like to be in a band