This week Johnny introduces a new sermon series on Isaiah. Focusing on Isaiah 6, the message challenges us to behold the full holiness and majesty of our God. Seeing God’s incredible greatness helps us see our own flaws clearly and stops us from constantly comparing ourselves to the people around us. This shift in perspective […]

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12, this sermon explores how the Apostle Paul’s life of faithfulness demonstrates that God is actively working in both the seen and unseen realms of our struggles. We are encouraged to stop hiding our vulnerabilities and instead offer them to Christ, who transforms our deepest weaknesses into beautiful displays of His […]

Ever feel like your inner toddler is still shouting “mine” when it comes to your time and stuff? Alister explores how Jesus’ love frees us to stop worrying about what’s “ours” and calls us to enjoy the simple gift of sharing our lives and resources with others.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians, Johnny’s sermon challenges us to remember our identity as reconciled new creations and to avoid shipwrecking our faith by seeking worldly approval.

Logan explores 2 Corinthians to reveal that the true Christian treasure is not found in religious rules or institutions, but in the life-changing presence of Christ dwelling within our hearts. By beholding the glory of Jesus, we are transformed from the heart, allowing God’s surpassing power to sustain us and shine through our weaknesses.

Dean Miller explores the restorative power of Paul’s love for the Corinthian church, demonstrating how the apostle met personal hurt and misunderstanding with forgiveness and a commitment to relationship.

In this sermon, we look at some particular parts of 1 Corinthians 16, Paul’s closing to his letter. We look especially at verse 13, with the word strength. Logan discusses what it means to be strong, how we look at that through a modern lens, and how faith comes into play. We apologize for the […]

This sermon explores the historical evidence and theological necessity of Jesus’s physical resurrection. By examining what is lost without this miracle and what is gained through it, Logan encourages us to live with purpose and steadfastness, knowing that our labor for God is never in vain.

This sermon on 1 Corinthians 12 explores how every member of the church is an indispensable part of one body, regardless of their social status or specific spiritual gifts. Johnny emphasizes that our true value is found in our identity in Christ and that we were created to love one another as Christ loves us.

The church in a rich and diverse capital city like Corinth struggled with living out the implications of the gospel. This was even evident in the way they celebrated worship and ate meals together. The rich enjoyed their wealth, feasting in front of the poor in their community who lacked food.