No place has impacted us as much as our home. In this sermon, we explore how the Gospel shapes one of the most formative relationships we have - the relationship between parents and children.

We often assume that the most important story in a marriage is the story of the bride and groom and how they came to know each other. But the true story of marriage is actually a story about someone else. Please listen as we discuss this important topic.

The Christian message promises that God has and will change everything, including us. In this sermon, we explore how we can experience new life especially when we are tempted to our old life.

An empty grave changed the world. In this Easter sermon, we explore how to think about the resurrection of Jesus and hope after death.

There are several words that come to mind when we think about the Gospel - forgiveness, individual salvation, and justification. In this sermon, we explore a forgotten beauty in the Gospel that may help us recover our prophetic voice for our day.

Reading, seeing, or listening to a work of art can create several responses in us. In this sermon, we explore God's great masterpiece and the way that it affects us in the work we do.

Going behind the scenes of a story can increase our appreciation for that particular story. In today's passage, Paul takes us behind the scenes of our story of salvation in order to give us a greater appreciation of God and his grace.

We can see with the eyes and with the heart. In this sermon, we explore what it means to see three common truths of Christianity with the heart.