Year 2 of Renew begins with the first sermon in James! What does it mean to count it all joy when we meet trials of various kinds? Pastor Bruce unpacks that and more as we kick off the fall sermon series.

Why can work be so frustrating, and how might we better understand its place in our lives and the world? Pastor Bruce preaches from Ecclesiastes, which was written by King Solomon late in life and has wisdom for us today on this important topic.

We all know that life has its share of storms. Zach Miller preaches on the reason for our hope, even in the midst of life's difficulties and struggles.

In Acts 8, the writer Luke gives us a fascinating encounter of Philip's encounter with an Ethiopian pilgrim traveling from Jerusalem. Pastor Dan preaches that there's much to be learned from this account, both about the early church and our current context.

Many of us have heard the story of the Fall, but how many of us have seen the hope even at such a dark moment? Pastor Dan preaches about the God who pursues us, even in the messes we make.

What does Matthew 1:18-25 have to do with the lordship of God? Turns out a whole lot! Isaac Vineyard preaches this famous passage and looks at three reasons we shouldn't submit to God and one reason we should. Sound strange? Listen on.

When we stop to think about this world, the really is so much that we don't understand. In this sermon, Pastor Dan invites us to reflect on our God who has perspective on all things.

Because we live near Washington D.C., we may have a good idea of what power is in this world. But as Pastor Dan preaches, the power of God is of another order of magnitude entirely. Here's part five of our sermon series on the God Who Is...

Pastor Dan continues our sermon series, The God Who Is, by preaching on the God who is righteous.

What can we learn from the amazing story recounted in Isaiah 6, where the prophet Isaiah has an experience in the throne room of God? Pastor Dan shares that not only do we have a God who approaches us, but he invites us to come to him, as well.