Communion is one of the most familiar practices in Christianity and perhaps one of the least understood. In this message, we explore the rich biblical and Jewish background of the Lord's Supper, tracing its roots through Passover, the Sinai covenant, the New Covenant, and Paul's teaching on the Lord's Table. Discover why Communion is more than a memorial—it is a covenant meal, a participation in Christ, and a foretaste of the coming Kingdom.

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Prayer was never meant to be an occasional activity—it was a rhythm of life. In this message, we explore how Jesus, the early Christians, and the Jewish people practiced prayer through daily rhythms, meaningful postures, and a deeper understanding of its purpose. Discover how recovering these ancient practices can enrich your own walk with God today.

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What is the church? Is it a building, an organization, or something else entirely? In this message from the Rhythms of Faith series, we explore the biblical meaning of ekklesia ("assembly") and why gathering together is central to the Christian life.

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We often equate worship with music. Scripture provides a more holistic picture: It is a life of bowing down before God and serving Him with our whole being. It is a heart response that should be present in every aspect of our daily lives.

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The Shema (Deut 6:4-5) calls us to love God with everything. In part 2 of our series on the Shema, we learn how it instructs us to cultivates this love for God within ourselves, our home, and community.

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When Jesus was asked about the greatest commandment, He didn't quote the Ten Commandments. He quoted the Shema. Discover the meaning of this ancient prayer and why it remains at the heart of biblical faith.

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Last Thursday marked the beginning of Pentecost, also known as the Festival of Weeks—or Shavuot in Hebrew. Celebrated seven weeks after Passover, it was one of Israel’s major pilgrimage festivals and the very occasion during which the Holy Spirit was poured out upon the disciples in Acts 2.

This teaching conclude our series, Encounters with the Risen Jesus, by exploring the significance of the coming of the Holy Spirit and why this moment became such a major turning point in the story of the early church.

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Ascension Sunday
In many parts of Europe—including Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and France—Ascension Thursday is still recognized as a public holiday and day off work. Too bad for us! 

The ascension is often overlooked—and yet the early church viewed it as absolutely essential. Why does Jesus ascend? What does it mean that He is seated at the right hand of God? And why did the disciples respond to His departure not with sadness, but with joy? In this sermon, we continue our series, Encounters with the Risen Jesus, as we explore the meaning and significance of the ascension.

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Pastor Adam opens Matthew 28:16-20 and teaches about the Great Commission.

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What happened when Jesus met the disciples on the shore after He resurrected? What did He have to say to Peter and what was Jesus wanting Peter to understand? Listen to this insightful teaching from John 21:1-19.

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