In this message, we begin a new sermon series, “In the Shadow of the Cross,” and we certainly see the intensity of Christ’s day-to-day life increasing as He faces the wrath of the Pharisees at a banquet – all while challenging them about their legalism and pride.

In this message, as we conclude our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” we see Christ reject speculation about how many will be saved and instead redirect the conversation to the two questions which really matter: how can I be saved and am I saved?

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” and we see the end of Christ’s formal teaching ministry in Israel’s synagogues – a cessation sadly triggered by His compassionate healing of a woman who had been crippled for eighteen years.

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” and listen as Jesus responds to the crowds’ demand that He conform to their desires – with another powerful command that they repent and follow Him or prepare to face the judgment.

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” and we consider Christ’s instructions on how we should live in these “last days,” the time in which the days are dark and Christ could return for His bride at any time.

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” and we consider Christ’s blunt instruction regarding how we are to see wealth in the light of life’s necessities but the weight of eternity.

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “Journey to Jerusalem,” and consider Christ’s instructions to His disciples on how to cure hypocrisy. The less you think you need this cure, the closer attention you had better pay!

In this message shared by Justin Myrick, our Pastor of College and International Students, we celebrate “Graduation Sunday” with our graduates and their families.

In this message, we again see Jesus bluntly addressing an issue which is still prevalent today – especially in the church and the body of Christ: religious hypocrisy.

In this message, we hear one of the most severe rebukes delivered by Christ regarding the crowds – and it’s directed toward those who are hard of heart. In response, we should all be quick to consider whether our hearts are teachable or not to His Word and Spirit.