Highway Sermons

Life is unfair. The weak are oppressed, the wicked prosper, and justice seems broken. But how can we as Christians choose into that unfairness to stand with the oppressed and the weak? How did Christ himself choose into that Unfairness by allowing...

Ecclesiastes at times can seem like a dark and hopeless book, but it is in fact far from it. As the writer or 'Teacher' (Qohelet) speaks on the issues of toil, success, and riches, he is in fact attempting to 'goad' or direct his...

Dean kicks off our new series on Ecclesiastes entitled 'Meaning(less)' with an introduction sermon about the themes of Ecclesiastes.

David kicks of our series on Ecclesiastes by exploring the theme of “meaningless” or “vapor” traced throughout the book.

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In this first week of our new series 'Meaning(less), John discusses what Ecclesiastes is, and some of the common themes in the book.

In this message David explores Psalm 130 and how God’s presence with us in the depths of our human experience is the way towards hope regardless of our present circumstances.

Poet Michael Toy joins Greg for a ‘conver-sermon’ about how the dance of joy and lament can shape our communal life on the journey of faith.

What is true, lasting joy? Kevin continues our series on the Psalms of Ascents, examining Psalm 126—a meditation on the past and future joy of God's provision.

Psalm 126 proclaims, at it’s very center, “we are filled with joy.” And the text that surrounds that proclamation sheds some interesting light on the true roots of joy, as well as onto what it means to experience joy along the road of faith.

NOTE: This sermon is a repeat of the June 18th San Jose sermon, spoken at a different campus.

This week David explores the theme of trust in Psalm 121, how it is necessary for our openness to God’s work in our lives.