Beyond the Sermon

In this sermon we look at a Wesleyan view of baptism as a means of being brought into the covenant community of faith and why we should include our babies and children in that sacrament..

This is the fourth 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 the Walking Dead, the simplicity of grace, and making discipline fun

In this sermon we look at a Wesleyan view of the means of grace and how they help us grow in grace and holiness.

This is the third 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 talk about how to save your kids, walking with God, and being married to Jesus

In this sermon we look at how Wesley defined the 'people called Methodists' and at the 'grand deposit' of Methodism, scriptural holiness.

This is the first sermon in our new 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 talk about Passion conference, pastor origin stories, and taking verses out of context

In this sermon we get a quick biographical sketch of John Wesley's life leading up to the preaching of his sermon, "Salvation by Faith," in June of 1738. After that, we look at what is meant by the terms "Saved," "Faith," and "Grace" in Ephesians 2:1-10.

This is the first sermon in our new 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.

On Sunday, January 1, 2023, New Year’s Day, we joined together as a congregation to celebrate, in our first act of corporate worship, John Wesley’s Covenant Renewal Service. There was no sermon as part of that service, but Tim and Scott talked about what a covenant is, how God uses them to help us relate to Him, and how the themes of the covenant renewal service can shape our daily lives. 

On Sunday, January 1, 2023, New Year’s Day, we joined together as a congregation to celebrate, in our first act of corporate worship, John Wesley’s Covenant Renewal Service. Since a sermon was not preached as part of this service, I thought we would share with you the audio of the liturgy we worked through in that service. This is the first week of our new 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.

For our gap week podcast, Pastor Jeremy talks with Meg Rambo and Rebecca Andrade to talk about what it's like being a pastors wife.