December 10, 2017, Sunday Worship Advent is a season of waiting; waiting for God to come into all the places we most desperately need Him. But John the Baptist models a very different kind of advent waiting. What if the beginning of God breaking in and redeeming everything starts when we use our voices and […]

December 3, 2017, Sunday Worship We begin the Advent season by looking at Mark 13 and the Second Coming of Jesus. In this passage, Jesus foretells what the signs of His arrival will look like; destruction, chaos, and despair. So during the most wonderful time of the year, how do we make sense of this […]

November 26, 2017, Sunday Worship Jesus speaks about a right relationship with money over and over. As Americans living at the pinnacle of the consumer year, Jesus calls us to a different economic perspective. Generosity, it seems, is the path the leads to a life that’s truly life. The Redemption Economy | Brad Nelson from […]

November 19, 2017, Sunday Worship Public fruit, private wreckage, microwave Christianity, and the power of abiding in Jesus.

November 12, 2017, Sunday Worship David and Goliath isn’t an underdog story. It’s a counter-story. We become the stories we tell. When you change the story, it changes you. Nov. 12, 2017 | Change the Story from Brick City Church on Vimeo.

November 5, 2017, Sunday Worship Philemon was a good Christian. His love and faith refreshed the hearts of the saints and brought the apostle Paul joy and encouragement. But Paul’s prayer for Philemon is that in the midst of all this good, he’ll discern what is truly effective.

October 29, 2017, Sunday Worship This current age shouldn’t define us; we should define it.

October 22, 2017, Sunday Worship In our modern world, we have made a lot of discoveries about the human eye. But as we look at Matthew 6, we seem to gain a different view on how it really works, thanks to Jesus. It’s almost as if the ancient world had different perspective on perspective.

October 8, 2017, Sunday Worship Some people have no authority and only know vulnerability. Others have authority and use it to prey on the vulnerable. Still others have authority and wield it on behalf of the vulnerable. But, there’s a fourth group: Those who don’t exercise authority and insulate themselves from vulnerability. These are the […]

October 1, 2017, Sunday Worship The middle is always the messiest part of any endeavor. It’s where the most fully encounter the forces of resistance aligned against us, and it’s where most commitments wither and die. This teaching explores what we can learn from Nehemiah and the builders about overcoming resistance and mastering the middle.