Sermon from Kevin Johnson.

Humility begins when we realize that we are nothing, but we point to the one who is everything.

We’re often scared to talk about patience because we don’t want something difficult to happen in our lives, but our perspective on patience can reveal our trust in God.

Often when we talk about forgiveness, we put ourselves in the place of ‘the forgiver.’ What can we learn from putting ourselves in the place of ‘the forgiven?’

Sermon from Jonathan Goode announcing our new Serve United program.

God knew we would struggle to rest. In the beginning of creation, we see God rest from His work. God is not resting because He needs it, but because we do.

It’s easy for us to make resting about something we’re not doing, but our inability to rest is more likely about something we’re not believing.

As we deal with the hurry of our lives, it’s easy for us to become worried about everything coming next for us. Sometimes we think this is a new problem. But in Matthew 6, Jesus helps us address this in our life.

When was the last time you felt truly still? As our lives move at a faster and faster pace, our tendency is to separate off the things of God and get to them later. In this sermon we’ll look to some of the Old Testament’s greatest leaders to help us gain perspective.

As we conclude our series, “IN,” will we come to understand that Jesus is everything to us?