Good News, Great Joy - Pt 2 - When Mary and Joseph first heard that a baby was coming, they both had reason to be terrified. This would disrupt their lives forever. Their story shows us that when life throws us a curveball, we can still have joy in chaos, peace that makes no sense.

Good News, Great Joy - Pt 1 - Long before the birth of Jesus, God knew His people needed hope. He gave it to them—not because they deserved it, but because He is God. He offers you that same hope today. Do you want to see the glory of the Lord? Do you want to be comforted with His hope?

American Idols - Pt 10 - How do we identify the idols in our own lives, and how do we handle them? How has Jesus already handled them?

Help My Unbelief - Pt 8 - “Amen, come Lord Jesus” is a reminder that this world isn’t all there is, and this life isn’t the end of the story. The best is absolutely yet to come. We’ll talk about what specific ideas this prayer should conjure up for us. And best of all, this is one prayer we know will be answered someday!

Help My Unbelief - Pt 7 - These two prayers show us what we need most in hostile territory: Boldness and grace.

Help My Unbelief - Pt 6 - There is only one prayer in the book of Proverbs, and it’s about finances. It’s surprising what this prayer asks for. If we’re wise, we’ll seek what this prayer requests, instead of what this world suggests.

American Idols - Pt 9 - If you have a willingness to compromise biblical values to achieve political goals, politics might be an idol.

Help My Unbelief - Pt 5 - We know we should pray for those who don’t know Jesus. But what should we say? There are two prayers in this sermon: One to pray for specific unbelievers we know, and one to pray for the Gospel to spread in our community and nation.

American Idols - Pt 8 - It's possible to believe all the right things and perform all the right rituals, but experience none of the joy of knowing Jesus, and end up driving others away. This is what Jesus taught. Religion can become an idol.

Help My Unbelief - Pt 4 - God is the great physician, and so every time we are healed, He is the ultimate source. When we are sick, or praying for someone who is, this prayer teaches us to remember His power and healing we’ve already experienced, and to ask Him to do it again. But the prayer from Luke reminds us to trust His will.