Pastor Justin Fung addresses this often-believed lie that our identity and fulfillment are based on what we do, but also reminds us that what we do does matter. [Genesis 1:26-28]

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– Series: Sabbath: God’s Rhythm for Holiness and Healing

– More Sabbath resources

Pastor Matthew Watson addresses the commonly-believed lie that we are in control. [Matthew 6:25-34]

Pastor Lisa Rodriguez Watson preaches on how we can be free from the insidious lie of insufficiency. “The truth is that we are not enough. AND, whatever we are IS enough because Jesus makes it enough.” [John 6:1-14]

Pastor Andrea Ackermann introduces our new sermon series, where we’re exploring the universal human tendency that we have to believe things that aren’t true about ourselves, about God, and about the world. [Genesis 3:1-13]

In response to national tragedies and displays of violence in D.C. that weigh heavy on us, during this service we collectively professed our faith in the One whose Kingdom is marked by peace, healing, righteousness, and justice.

Pastor Matthew Watson explores how the resurrection informs our ministry of presence, particularly in the specific geographies and social locations we find ourselves in. [Acts 17:24-27]

Pastor Andrea Ackermann explains what prayer is and what prayer is not, and provides space for individual and communal prayer. [Acts 1:3-5, 12-14]

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Pastor Justin Fung preaches on the inclusive nature of the Kingdom. [Acts 8:26-39]

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Pastor Andrea Ackermann explains that resurrection justice involves choosing to follow Jesus out of the tomb and not leaving anyone else behind in there either. [Acts 6:1-7]

On the Sunday after Easter, Pastor Justin Fung introduces us to our new series, “Living the Resurrection.” [Acts 1:1-11]