In this sermon, we look at faithfulness. We explore God's faithfulness and the invitation offered to each of us.

In this episode, we explore goodness and how good God is for always being with us. We explore what it means that God is with us and how this affects the ways we are with others.

Pastor Jon and Pastor Phil discuss the potential merger of Fellowship Bible Church and Hope Covenant Church.

This week, we look at patience. We explore what patience is rooted in, why we struggle to be patient, what our deepest desires are and how our inability to fulfill such desires leads to a lack of patience. In the end, we return to the fact that all the fruits of the Spirit are rooted in our relationship with God and discover that true patience can only come out of that relationship.

In this sermon, we look at what it means to have peace. There are many ways to talk about peace, but here we look at what it means to have peace in our own lives. After all, we can only offer peace to the world when we ourselves have peace. We look at what this peace is like and what gets in the way, what stops us from having peace. We explore the peace that God offers us through Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, we explore joy, the source of joy, and how to cultivate a life of joy.

This week, we began a new series looking at the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5. We explore how such fruit grows in our lives and what it means to be a person of love. Ultimately, love begins in God, overflows the Trinity into our lives, and expands from us into the world.

In this sermon, we discuss Jesus statement in Matthew 7:21 that "not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven." We look at this theme throughout the Bible to understand how and why we do the will of the Father and how what Jesus teaches here connects to everything else in the Sermon on the Mount.

In this sermon, we discuss Jesus' teaching about good fruit and bad fruit. We dive into what good fruit is, how we cultivate it, and what it means for our lives.

In this sermon, we discuss Jesus' teaching on the wide and narrow gates. As the Sermon on the Mount begins to conclude, Jesus is beginning to give His concluding teachings that help wrap up the entire discourse. We discuss the difference between the two gates/paths and what it looks like to choose the narrower gate based on Jesus own life and grace.