Jesus is a prophet who reveals; are you listening and believing? He is a priest who redeems; are you drawing near? He is a king who reigns; are you obeying and worshiping Him? Learn more about how Jesus relates to us and how we should relate to Him.

Through faith in Christ, we become the adopted children of God. God is our Dad! So what does it mean for God to be our Father and how does that shape our understanding of and our interactions with Him?

Sexual abuse is an epidemic of incredible portions. The statistics are astounding and the damage inflicted on millions of children and adults is gut-wrenching. Yet there is hope and there is help. So whether you have been the victim of sexual abuse or know someone that has suffered through it, this sermon talks about how we can come "Out of the Shadows" of guilt, shame, anger, and fear into the freedom and restoration of Christ.

Ever get tired of doing good? Ever feel fatigued in your pursuit of a God-honoring, Jesus-exalting life? Ever feel like giving up or giving in? The journey is hard, but the reward is worth it.

What does it mean to "walk by the Spirit"? How do we know if the Spirit is truly working in us? How can we avoid leaning on our own strength to improve our character?

Through our faith in Christ, we are no longer slaves living under God's Law. Instead, we've entered into freedom as adopted sons and daughters of God. So what does that mean? How does our inclusion in God's family change the way we relate to Him?

What's the secret to moving forward in our journey with God? How do we make grow in our relationship with Him? How do we continue to be made more like Him?

The gospel is hard to believe, but it's true. It's hard to share, but it saves. It's hard to live out, but it keeps changing us. Don't let fear paralyze you; let the truth of the gospel mobilize you.

God's grace is so BIG it not only SAVES us; it also SENDS us. It doesn't just change us. It uses us as instruments of change in the lives of others. So who is God sending you to today?!

What does it mean to be justified before God? How can we be right(eous) before Him? And what role does religion and our religious processes play in that process?