In this sermon, Church Planter Will Stueve expounds upon Psalm 99 by looking at three different angles of the indescribable holiness of God’s character. Each being a call to worship the holy King of the universe, to sing along with the angels, “holy, holy, holy.”

In this sermon, Pastor Marshall Segal expounds upon Psalm 98 which is about making a joyful noise before the King, the LORD! God gave us singing because there’s a joy greater than words.

To begin our eighth Summer of Psalms, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon Psalm 97 which is about the world’s end. Christ will come again and every person will respond with either shame or joy. But for the church, we must ask: How do God’s people live in the meantime?

In this stand-alone sermon on Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Jonathan Parnell preaches from Acts 1:1-11 and Acts 2:1-4 while addressing our church’s current moment as we live in the ‘promised age of the Spirit.’

In this sermon, Pastor David Mathis expounds upon John 18:12-27 by following the arc of Peter’s fall and its contrast to the stunning glory of Jesus. Peter’s fall gives us four lessons to learn.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 18:1-11 where there’s chaos in the garden as the Roman soldiers, Jewish officials, and Judas come to arrest Jesus. But rather than a haphazard collapse into chaos, it is a controlled descent. John’s main idea here is that Jesus is in control and he makes it clear in three ways.

In this Missions Sunday sermon, Jon Hoglund expounds upon Acts 14:8-22. Paul and Barnabas embark on a journey to Lystra as the first missionary team to the nations. Their tumultuous story of healing, misunderstanding, and gospel explanation that produces conversions, disciples, and new churches, reveals to us how cross-cultural witness glorifies God.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 17:24-26 where Jesus expresses the will of the Triune God. What does God really want for us?

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 17:14-23. In Jesus’s prayer for us here, he provides three defining realities of who we are as the church. We are called out of the world, sent into the world, and united to Christ so that the world would see it and know Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 17:6-13 where Jesus is praying for us and he’s still praying this for us today. This prayer for us reflects the heart of Jesus. He’s praying for us to be kept, for us to glorify him, and for us to have his joy.