This sermon is from February 20, it is part of the Spring teaching series titled: Life in These Clay Pots. What does it mean to be Trust-Worthy?!

A trustworthy life has distinct qualities - Steadfast resilience, trail markers, and faithfulness in every imaginable situation.

Today we look at the quality of Courageous Honesty.

This sermon is from February 13, it is part of the Spring teaching series titled: Life in These Clay Pots. What does it mean to be Trust-Worthy?!

A trustworthy life has distinct qualities - Steadfast resilience, trail markers, and faithfulness in every imaginable situation.

Today we look at the quality of Courageous Honesty.

This sermon is from January 30, it is part of the Spring teaching series titled: Life in These Clay Pots. What does it mean to be Trust-Worthy?!

A trustworthy life has distinct qualities - Steadfast resilience, trail markers, and faithfulness in every imaginable situation.

Today we look at the quality of distinctive integrity.

This sermon is from January 23, it is part of the Spring teaching series titled: Life in These Clay Pots. What does it mean to be Trust-Worthy?!

A trustworthy life has distinct qualities - Steadfast resilience, trail markers, and faithfulness in every imaginable situation.

“Your present life is the place where your trustworthiness is being developed and displayed.”

“Cultivate your life with Jesus and you will flourish. And the markers will show your life is trustworthy.”

This sermon is from January 9, it is the introduction to the Spring teaching series titled: Life in These Clay Pots. What does it mean to be Trust-Worthy?!

This sermon is from December 12, it is the introduction to the Advent series titled: An End of Words: Zechariah's Story. As a community, we practiced watching and waiting.

Advent - A Psalm for Thanksgiving - Psalm 92

This sermon is from November 14, it is entitled Earthbound Confidence.

“Faith is the opposite of sight. Faith is also the opposite of doubt. Faith is confidence and courageous trust in the person and promises of God.”

“What if even with all the realities of life, we’re being called back to who we really are?”

“How do we please God? We please God by trusting the way Jesus works. We trust the process. Enough that we choose to cooperate in it.”

This sermon is from October 31, it is entitled

“Through Jesus, God performs a kintsugi of sorts on us. He puts the broken pieces of our lives back together and all the while lining our broken places with the gold of His grace.

And the finished and healed person, the resurrected person, is considered by God and seen to be more beautiful than we were before we were broken by sin.”

This sermon is from October 24, it is entitled God’s Crazy Plan - Putting His Treasure In Us, II Corinthians 4:7-17.

“We are all cereal bowls.”

So the image we work so hard to present to people prevents people from seeing God’s image in us.”

Here’s the Kingdom Paradox of the Way of Jesus: the life of Jesus always flows from the death of Jesus.”

“Our spiritual maturity is not reflected in less trouble in our life. Our spiritual maturity is reflected in consenting and cooperating with God’s pathway of humility, brokenness, and weakness - to display his very character. THAT’S the pathway to maturity.”