Jesus offers forgiveness freely, but when you accept that forgiveness you owe it to others. In this sermon on the unforgiving servant, Daniel Houck discusses the misconception that the grace of the gospel is “cheap” and allows us to live our lives as though nothing had changed.

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Just as athletes need coaches, training, and accountability to improve, Christians need spiritual accountability to follow God. 

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This sermon discusses Jesus' countercultural teaching that the path to God requires giving up parts of our personality. 

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Christians are sometimes tempted to think pursuit of greatness is the sin of pride. But Jesus actually instructs his disciples to pursue greatness. The path to greatness, however, is counterintuitive.

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What does this strange passage about Peter catching a fish with a coin in its mouth mean? In this sermon, Daniel Houck shows how this passage reveals two powerful aspects of the person of Jesus Christ.

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Jesus gives his disciples a preview of his eternal glory in an event known as the “transfiguration.” This sermon discusses that event and the hope it brings.

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Jesus says that anyone who wants to be a Christian must pick up a cross, and be willing to undergo suffering for his sake. Why does that mean? Why would anyone want to do that? In this sermon, Daniel Houck addresses these questions on one of Jesus’ central teachings on discipleship.

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In the sermon, Daniel Houck discusses Jesus’ astonishing revelation to Peter, and his promise to build his church.

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Expert knowledge is less and less valued in our culture. This sermon discusses the “crisis of expertise” and what Jesus’ confrontation with the expert Pharisees and Sadducees tells us about how we should treat authoritative knowledge.

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In this sermon, Daniel Houck discusses Jesus’ view of tradition. Traditions are part of what it means to be human, but they need to be rooted in Scripture.

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