In this stand alone sermon, Josh Kouri reminds us that the pits of suffering are not signs of God’s absence, but places where we learn to seek Him honestly, depend on His grace, and trust that He will have the final word.

Kevin Cawley continues our series on the attributes of God by proclaiming from Daniel 4 that God rules over all things with absolute authority and perfect goodness, inviting us to trust Him even when life is difficult to understand.

Chad Kincer launches a new series on the attributes of God by calling us, through Isaiah 40, to behold the incomparable and incomprehensible God who has made himself lovingly knowable in Jesus.

In this standalone sermon, Cory Fahrenkamp calls listeners to follow John the Baptist’s example by relinquishing false identities, stepping down from the center, and truly beholding Jesus as the Lamb of God who alone reveals God and takes away the sin of the world.

Drawing from Psalm 33 for this stand alone sermon, Dylan Watts calls the people of God to lift their eyes to Jesus and respond with joyful praise and hope because God’s word is true, His plans are perfect, and His steadfast love secures our rescue.

Kevin Cawley concludes our Advent series by showing from Luke 2:8–14 that as we behold and worship Jesus—the Savior, Christ, and Lord—we are freed from fear and moved to glorify God.

Kevin Cawley continues our Advent series by reflecting on Simeon’s song in Luke 2, showing that Jesus is the long-awaited consolation who brings salvation and peace for all people, though in a way that challenges and divides our expectations.

Chad Kincer continues our Advent series by showing how Zechariah’s song calls us to not waste the waiting, but to hold fast in hope as God’s faithful redemption empowers us to endure.

Chad Kincer opens the Advent series by showing how Mary’s song reveals a God who sees, remembers, and rescues the humble, inviting us to embrace longing and hope as we wait for his promised deliverance.

Charlie Hall teaches that Advent invites us to honestly feel our ache, remember that Jesus’ first coming waged war on sin and made us God’s children, and to live with rooted hope as we long for His return to make all things new.