Preacher: Isaac Adams

Text: Mark 10:1-16

This week Isaac tackled a difficult passage on divorce, giving context to a challenging passage. Then we see Jesus tell the children to come to him.

Preacher: Isaac Adams

Text: Mark 9:30-50

Preacher: Kam Pugh

Text: Matthew 13: 44-46

The kingdom heaven has value beyond compare. As Christians, we ought to be willing to part with anything else in our lives before giving up Jesus - because He is worth it.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff

Text: Revelation 21:1-6; 22:1-5

Though we experience so much pain and longing in this life, we are promised a life in a new and restored Earth - where there will be no more hurt, no more sadness, no more longing, but we will dwell in perfect relationship with God and with each other.

Preacher: Kam Pugh

Text: Romans 12:21

Because Jesus has overcome the world, sin, and death through His finished work, we can choose to overcome evil with good in our own lives.

Preacher: Kam Pugh

Text: Romans 12:14, 19-20

Paul’s radical, counter-cultural call to Christians is to love our enemies in the same way that God loved us while we were His enemies.

Preacher: Kam Pugh

Text: Romans 12:16-18

Because we have been purchased into God’s family by Jesus’ blood, Christians are called to live at peace and in harmony with each other.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff

Text: John 4:1-30; 39-42

Despite the barriers in our lives, Jesus radically pursues His people despite our shame, our poor reputations, or any other barrier.

Preacher: Isaac Adams

Text: 1 Thessalonians 1:4-5

As Christians, we can do nothing apart from the power of the Holy Spirit - the Holy Spirit who is active and working powerfully through and among us.

Preacher: Isaac Adams

Text: 1 Thessalonians 4:1

Unlike how the world would measure success, Christian success looks like failure, faithfulness, and finishing.