In this sermon, Pastor David Mathis expounds upon John 2:1-12 in which Jesus turns water into wine. However, the miracle itself is not the most stunning thing about this passage – it’s whom the miracle points to. The Gospel of John presents Jesus to us in his glory that we might find him compelling and believe in him. Here’s three glories of Jesus from this story.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike Schumann expounds upon John 1:35-51. The heartbeat of this text is that people will see Jesus, and then they’ll go share Jesus with someone else. Shouldn’t this also be the heartbeat of the church? This story reveals two encouragements for sharing Jesus with others.

In this special stand-alone sermon for our 10-year anniversary as a church, Pastor John Piper visits us with a message from Psalm 19. This passage focuses on two foundational pillars for us as a church. Pastor John exhorts us that these cherished pillars are essential for our future, helping us answer questions about ultimate reality and ultimate truth. And they came to us in Jesus Christ our Redeemer.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 1:19-34 in which we find two things about John the Baptist and one thing about us. Does your life forge a path for people to get to Jesus or does it put obstacles in the way?

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon John 1:14-18 in which John shows us the glory of Jesus. And so the questions is: do you want to see it?

In this sermon, Pastor David Mathis begins the New Year with our new sermon series through the Gospel of John by expounding upon John 1:1-13. Therefore, we enter 2025 making much of Jesus, considering him, enjoying him, marveling at him — which is how John opens his Gospel.

In this sermon on Numbers 33-36, Pastor Jonathan Parnell concludes our series through the Book of Numbers by focusing in on the example of faith by the five daughters of Zelophehad. And even beyond their exemplary example of faith, their story takes us to Jesus – our kinsman redeemer.

In this sermon on Numbers 31-32, Pastor David Mathis contrasts God’s command to “kill every male among the little ones” to the similar acts of anger ordered by Herod in Bethlehem and Pharaoh in Egypt. This passage is a dark subject for the Sunday before Christmas, but this is actually the real setting for Christmas – a desperate, cursed, evil world in which surprising light dawns. Here’s three rays of Advent light we see in this land of deep darkness...

In this sermon on Numbers 26-30, Pastor Jonathan Parnell offers three encouragements to the rising generation. The older generation should invest in the younger generation because there will come a day when the older generation is no longer, and the younger generation will be leading the way.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike Schumann expounds upon Numbers 22-25 in which we find two contrasting men on either side of God’s promises to the godly. One man provides a portrait of worldliness, while the other shows a heart won over to God.