Beyond the Sermon

The 6th and final sermon in our series, "Digital Babylon: Developing Resilient Faith in Exile." We look at how God's invitation to partner with Him in countercultural mission gives an answer to the question, "Can I make a difference?"

Pastor Scott and Jeremy talk about using scripture to win arguments with our wives, how to be a disciple at work, and Mcdonalds

The 5th sermon in our series, "Digital Babylon: Developing Resilient Faith in Exile." We look at the connection between our following Jesus and our calling in the world.

Pastor Jeremy and Pastor Scott have a conversation about how to talk to teenagers, the kind of people we want to become, and how we know God loves us.

The fourth sermon in our series, "Digital Babylon: Developing Resilient Faith in Exile." In this sermon we look at how meaningful intergenerational relationships  help us answer the question, "Am I loved?" and cope with the isolation and mistrust we experience in life in Digital Babylon.

Pastor Scott and Jeremy talk about Ocean City, navigating the culture, and conspiracy theories

The third sermon in our series, "Digital Babylon: Developing Resilient Faith in Exile." In this sermon we look at how developing our muscles of cultural discernment can help us answer the question, "How do I live?" and cope with the accelerated pace and complexity of life in Digital Babylon.

Pastor Scott and Jeremy power through exhaustion to ask our biggest questions yet, and talk about how our community and exemplify intimacy with Christ to encourage us as we face our Goliaths

The second sermon in our series, "Digital Babylon: Developing Resilient Faith in Exile." In this sermon we look at the identity shaping intimacy that David developed in the hiddenness of the sheep pastures that allowed him to trust that God would fight the battle against Goliath and the Philistines and how we must develop that kind of intimacy with Jesus if we are going to form resilient disciples.

Pastor Scott and Jeremy discuss Wicked, what "Post-Christian" culture is, and building resilience as The Church during times where everything is changing so quickly