Which is easier: to say, ‘Your sins are forgiven,’ or to say, ‘Get up and walk’?

Luke 5:17-26

As we explore this passage in Luke, we get to the heart of this series: a life Christ-centered is one that consistently stays focused on Him.

John 15:1-17

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Lance tells the story of Mark 4:35-41 - where the disciples battle a storm while Jesus sleeps in the back of the boat.

He reminds us that often we, like the disciples, end up shouting at God, "don't you care?"

But Lance has seen God's hand, in each place that his journey has taken him, and he knows that no matter where it is that he travels to, he has Jesus in the boat with him.

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Amanda steps up to the pulpit to return our focus to The Main Thing: living and loving like Jesus did.

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“Have y’all ever seen a ghost?”

Legacies can be full of joys, but they also can be full of pain and regret. We want to lock away our pain, but in doing so we bury some of ourselves.

Matthew 1:1-17

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There’s one theme that Jim’s been hitting this whole series - and on his last Sunday, he’s going to hammer it home one more time.

When we read this beatitude, we are struck by the depth of hope. What does Jesus mean?

To be a peacemaker is more than just eliminating warfare - it’s “shalom.” It’s wholeness. It’s a complete and joyous life before God.

Matthew 5:9

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What do you call a fish in a bow tie?

"SoFISHticatied"

This special Father's Day sermon begins with some awful dad jokes, and turns to what it means to be "pure of heart" - and how any inner purity can only come from Christ himself

Matthew 5:8

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