In Christ, you are no longer defined by the old life—you are God’s temple, His beloved.

Pastor Matt McDermott calls us to turn from what can’t give life and come back to Jesus—the One who truly does.

Go deeper into 2 Corinthians 6:1–13 as Jenna Wright and Pastor Matt unpack what it means to live with both a steel spine and a soft heart.

In this episode, they explore endurance, Spirit-formed character, and how we navigate difficult relationships while staying open and faithful as gospel servants.

Listen in as we reflect on how the Holy Spirit strengthens us to endure and love well in community.

In 2 Corinthians 6, we’re reminded that following Jesus means entering into a life of both deep endurance and deep love. In a world filled with brokenness, how do we keep going without burning out—or becoming numb?

This sermon explores how the Holy Spirit forms in us a resilient faith that endures hardship, while also keeping our hearts open, tender, and full of love for others. Because Jesus is still saving people today, this is the kind of life we’re called to live.

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Jesus’ resurrection changes everything—bringing reconciliation with God and a new identity in Him.

Be reconciled. Become a reconciler.

In this episode, Pastor Matt unpacks “On Dying and Living” from 2 Corinthians 5:1–10, exploring what it means to face death with courage and live with Jesus as our ultimate aim.

On Palm Sunday, we’re reminded that through Christ’s suffering and resurrection, we are given a living hope. In 2 Corinthians 5, Paul points us to this truth: the promise of a resurrection body gives us courage to face both life and death. Because of Jesus, we don’t live in fear—we live with purpose, confidence, and eternal hope.

What does it really mean to be a jar of clay?

Join Jenna Wright and Pastor Matt Looloian as they go deeper into this week’s sermon—exploring weakness, suffering, and the power of God at work in us.

We’re all jars of clay - fragile, ordinary, and breaking.

But what if your weakness is actually where Jesus is most clearly seen?

Pastor Matt Looloian shares a powerful reminder: your weakness has purpose.

If you’ve been feeling weary, this message is for you.

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