Palm Sunday

Sermon on Galatians 5:13-6, 25-26; 6:1-10

Sermon twenty-three in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we explore how God further accomplishes his mission through the good works he calls us to do which comes out of our joy and acceptance through our relationship with Christ.

Sermon twenty-two in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we begin to focus on the ways in which Jesus brings God's renewal into the lives of people beginning with the process of healing our hearts of our tendency toward idol worship.

Sermon twenty-one in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we explore Jesus' "Great Commission" to his church to go and make disciples, and we learn how God's grace overcomes all the internal and external resistance to the church accomplishing Christ's goal.

Sermon twenty in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon, we see how God has established the chuch as Christ's body of self-giving through his grace applied to his people in an ongoing way, bringing about renewal in our Self, in our Passion, and in our very foundation for life.

2 Corinthians 1:3-11

Sermon nineteen in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we see what God's comfort to us through Jesus, enables us to be and do by his grace.

Sermon eighteen in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we see how the church is not some optional side organization, but is God's intentional community, established through Christ's triumph, and intended to be a witness to Jesus through our celebration of his triumph together.

Sermon seventeen in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this message, we focus on the doctrine of Jesus' ascencion and session and see how the Kingdom of God is brought to us and the world through this.

Sermon sixteen in our series on the redemptive drama of the Bible. We see in this interpretive lens, "The Mission of God," the focal point for the entire Bible, all pointing to God bringing glory to himself through the work of Jesus, applied through the Holy Spirit. In this sermon we focus on the Resurrection of Jesus and the affirmation of the victory achieved on the cross, and its transformational implications for all of life.