Scripture: Exodus 14:5-18

We kick off a new series following the Israelites through their journey in the wilderness. As much as we want the rescue story of the Exodus, or the triumph story of entering into the Promised Land, the wilderness is an inevitable part of the life of following Jesus. But there are lessons about what it means to live for him that can only be learned in the wilderness.

Scripture: Matthew 6:19-34

Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom of God in all our affairs. So much of our hurry comes from seeking other kingdoms. In this sermon, we talk about Jesus' call to simplicity as an antidote to hurry.

Scripture: Luke 4:42-44

Jesus said no to good things because he'd already said yes to something better. In this sermon, we learn to enter the unhurried life by imitating Jesus, saying yes to our calling and no to everything else.

Scripture: Romans 12:2, Deuteronomy 6:4-9

"What gets your attention gets your heart, and what gets your heart gets you." In this sermon, we explore the challenges our digital age poses to our journey of becoming more like Jesus and what we can do about it.

Scripture: Luke 10:38-42

"Our hurry problem is really a fear problem." In this sermon, we consider hear Jesus' call in our hurriedness to surrender all our wants and cares to him and instead pursue the one thing we actually need.

Scripture: Exodus 18:13-18, Matthew 11:28-30

"Hurry is the greatest enemy to spiritual life in our day." In this sermon, we kick off a new series on hurry and busy-ness and consider what the pace of our lives these days is doing to our soul.