Faith requires change in our lives. But what are we changing toward? This sermon discusses the overlooked Godly virtue of Gentleness. Do our preconceptions about strength prevent us from aiming for Godly Gentleness?

This 6 part series looks at ways we limit our faith.  Over the 6 weeks we will look at 2 beliefs, 2 actions, and 2 virtues that help us experience God through faith as He always intended. Why is it that our anger and appetites seem to break their shackles more than our faith does? Sometimes it's because we overemphesise the "self" in "self-control".

How important are spiritual friendshps to your faith development? Do you prefer to have friends that aren't Christians, to keep you real? Do you have Christian friends, but you don't have spiritual conversations or pray together? This message reminds us of the importance to our faith of spiritual friends by looking at the life of Tabitha in Acts 9.

This 6 part series looks at ways we limit our faith.  Over the 6 weeks we will look at 2 beliefs, 2 actions, and 2 virtues that help us experience God through faith as He always intended. This sermon encourages us to consider what it looks like to make God the #1 priority in our lives.

This 6 part series looks at ways we limit our faith.  Over the 6 weeks we will look at 2 beliefs, 2 actions, and 2 virtues that help us experience God through faith as He always intended. This sermon considers how God established the human role of caretaker at Creation. Then it discusses how we continue to function as God's caretakers today.

This 6 part series looks at ways we limit our faith.  Over the 6 weeks we will look at 2 beliefs, 2 actions, and 2 virtues that help us experience God through faith as He always intended. This sermon reminds us that we shouldn't think that God is too big or too holy to love us, flaws and all.

"What is your faith?" and "Do you have faith?" are two very different questions because the use different definitions of th word "faith". Sometimes faith refers to what we believe. Other times it points to who we trust. This week's sermon looks at some examples to see how Jesus used the word "faith".

This sermon series examines some of the words thrown carelessly around churches... and not many other places. Sometimes we have no idea what they mean, and other times the definition we think we know is different from everyone else's. The word Baptism has different meanings in different church traditions. This sermon isn't about the method of baptism, but the significance of baptism. It could change your life.

Some churchy words are common across denominations, others, not so much. This sermon discusses an important word for the Restoration Movement. Congregational autonomy is an important concept for Churches of Christ, but like any good concept it can still be abused.

"Fellowship" is a word bandied around any time Christians get together. John has something more akin to the "Fellowship of the Ring" in mind when he speaks of fellowship in 1 John 1.