In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Joe Rigney preaches on an obedience that shines by expounding upon words from Paul's letter in Philippians 2:12-18. God works within us so that we can work out a proper mindset and spirit – cheerful, without grumbling or complaining, looking first to the interest of others – so that God is happily pleased.

In this sermon, on Christmas Sunday, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds 2 Timothy 2:9-10. Let's be unashamed of the gospel and remember Jesus Christ. Remembering Jesus is a mental action, scripture-led, and personal.

In this sermon, on the fourth Sunday of Advent, Pastor Josh Foster expounds upon 2 Corinthians 4:1-6. All we have is from God's grace and mercy. God's amazing grace is all we have. We once were blind, but now we see. We see Jesus. Do You See Him?

In this sermon, on the third Sunday of Advent, church planter Jordan Hecox expounds upon John 12:27-35. The time is short and the danger of darkness is real but God's offer still stands. Believe in the light so that you might become sons of light.

In this sermon, on the second Sunday of Advent, Pastor Joe Rigney looks at the gospel of John (1:1-13) to expound upon the link between the story of Jesus and what came before. The Word is Light and the True Light came and is still coming into this world. Let's recognize the darkness and point to the True Light that is Jesus.

In this sermon, on the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Kenny Ortiz expounds upon God's promise of deliverance in Luke 1:67-79. God's mercy shall be a light in the darkness. God will rescue us.

In this sermon, Pastor Kenny Ortiz explores God's commands in Leviticus 23-27. God instructs the people in means of remembrance. Remember what God has done to cleanse our sins, and remember that the Holy God now dwells with us.

In this sermon on Leviticus 21-22, Pastor David Mathis draws out both what was made known about our God and the mysteries kept secret but revealed through Jesus. God is holy and God makes his people holy and without blemish - despite our sinfulness.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell draws out three timeless truths that are especially relevant for today. These truths in Leviticus 17-20 teach us how to love our neighbors, honor our bodies, and order sexual relations.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon the significance of two goats found in Leviticus 16. Verses 15-22 are at the center of chapter 16, chapter 16 is at the center of Leviticus, and Leviticus is at the center of the Pentateuch. These two goats are the center of the center of the center of the center. Jesus is the goats. He is our High Priest and our scapegoat.