Ambition is sometimes a dirty word; we often think of self-promotion, arrogance, or disregard for others. But when we understand it as "a strong desire to do or achieve something", the issue becomes the object of our ambition. Jesus call on us to "seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness" (ie, make our ambition). Our guest speaker Leroy Goertzen from Corban University shows us how Jesus is calling us to live.

As we conclude our series in the Psalms, we explore Psalm 110. Who is speaking? What is the significance for us today? Join us in this final sermon from our series looking at the different types, meanings, and applications of the Psalms.

In a break from our normal series, we look at the early church: what were they about? How did they spend their time? What was "mission critical" to them? Join us as we see what things are essential to the life of a healthy church.

When we go through challenges, where is God? What does Scripture show us about how He works, and how we should respond? Join us as we explore Psalm 118 in our continuing Summer in the Psalms series.

How does the greatness of God inform our daily lives? Where do we see that greatness? Our friend Thomas Swanson shares from Psalm 19 about what "the glory of God" means, and why that should affect us.

There are some words that we wonder what they mean, or if they're relevant anymore: asunder; fourscore; scruple. One of those words is liturgy. Join us as we explore the meaning and value of liturgy.

A grateful attitude is not something that comes to everyone naturally. Yet we are told in Scripture to "give thanks": to God, for who He is and what He's done. What does that look like? How can we grow in that? Join us as we study Psalm 107 and see what this Psalm of Thanksgiving teaches us.

There are times in our lives when we're facing trials. How can we respond individually as we struggle? What ways are appropriate and what ways are wrong? Join us as we explore Psalm 142 and see what God's Word tells us.

To many of us, the idea of lamenting is foreign. Even in the realm of disappointments, sorrows, and mourning, we struggle to know how to lament. We see in the Psalms an example of what lamenting looks like, and why it's important to us today. Join us as we explore the Biblical topic of corporate lament.