In this sermon on Mark 1, Pastor Corey dives into the topic of peace and how it is that we pray for it even as the world feels more divided than ever.

In this sermon on hope, Pastor Corey dives into what it means to hope in the face of the world's problems. How do we endure when everything around us seems to be falling apart?

It's the most wonderful time of the year, the time of year when we're told our worth is based on material goods and the consumerism we're able to engage in. In contrast to Christ the King Sunday is Black Friday, the holiday declaring you are enough vs the holiday which says you will never be enough.

In this sermon on the parable of the talents, Pastor Corey dives into what it means to fail and how, as long as we don't give up, failure is actually success because it means we're getting better.

"The world is ending!" seems to be the cry from so many corners of the Christian world right now, in this sermon on Matthew 25:1-13, Pastor Corey digs into the parable of the lamps and suggests that we need to relax and understand that the message of Christ seems to be one that is different than the popular version we hear from those waiting for the end.

In this All Saints Day sermon, Pastor Corey digs into the intersection between hope and grief in the face of death.

The question of evil is as old as human thought and today Pastor Corey attempts to answer the question according to the Classical Christian tradition in the final sermon in the Q&A series.

This week's question, “With all the political differences in churches and our world, how can we work together with these differences to carry out the mission of the church?” seems like a truly difficult thing to discuss in this era of our history. Hear Pastor Corey's response to this question in this week's sermon.

In this sermon, Pastor Corey attempts to answer two questions, “Did the Holy Family have documentation to travel to Egypt?” and “What is the Christian response to the refugee crisis?”

In light of the many problems facing the world right now and especially in the wake of the attacks on Gaza, what is the Christian response to those suffering the greatest need?

What does it mean to see Christ in the face of the stranger?

Over the next four weeks, we're delving into a congregation-directed sermon series where congregants were asked to submit questions for Pastor Corey to answer.

In this week's sermon, the question is: How do we approach divorce and remarriage within the Church?