Jesus commands us not to be anxious about our life and instead seek first the kingdom of heaven.

Peace is found in Christ Jesus and it is available to us.

In Psalm 46, we see the importance of being still to know God.

How should the people of God respond to fear? In this sermon, we look at Paul's letter to Timothy about the characteristics of a fearless family.

Paul contends in scripture for seeing Jesus as King of all. In this sermon, we learn how the person of Jesus unlocks all of scripture and speaks to every context.

In this sermon, we learn how we might hear from God, how to yield to the Spirit, and how to move while standing still.

In this passage, Paul and Barnabas argue along with the Church leaders to make known that the gentiles are not called to the Jewish religious practices to follow Jesus. However, the Gentile believers are encouraged to abstain for the sake of their new family of God. We must learn what it means to grow in love and outgrow the way of religion and the ways of the world.

Everyone longs to be understood and welcomed. In this passage, we learn how the Gospel message welcomes all people, and how it is God's great open the door to the world.

Paul and Barnabas encourage people in the synagogue and Paul tells the whole history of Salvation. The listeners beg Paul to encourage the people again the next Sabbath, he does and the whole city shows up. Salvation is a person and that person is Jesus.

The Gospel isn't elementary, but the most necessary message for all people.

We create such safe and secure lives. We strive for comfort and curate lives free from worry and pain. No wonder why so many people don't want to die. We are not afraid of death, we are afraid of going somewhere without our permission. We will leave the nest on our own terms. What would our lives look like if we leaned into an adventure?

Listen as we discover the truth that the God who saves is the God who sends.