Following Jesus requires more than loving those who love us in return. In this sermon, we discover how losing our instinct for retaliation opens the door to a radical, Christlike love.

Dr. Aaron Cole

The world often measures greatness through power, status, and recognition, but Jesus introduces a radically different definition of greatness. In this sermon, we learn why following Jesus requires us to lose our desire for status and embrace the life of a servant.

Dr. Aaron Cole

The call to follow Jesus is a call to complete surrender. In this sermon, we discover why the path of discipleship begins with losing our lives and how that loss leads to something far greater.

Pastor Dylan Johnston

The Resurrection is the center of the Christian story and the foundation of our hope. In this Easter sermon, we learn how the Resurrection changes everything and invites everyone into its promise.

Dr. Aaron Cole

It’s easy to admire compassion from a distance, but Jesus invites us into a love that draws near and gets involved. In this sermon, we learn that living missionally often begins with the courage to cross the street toward the person we’d rather avoid.

Dr. Aaron Cole

Dr. Aaron Cole speaks on becoming an everyday missionary to our city through the Food Bank at Life Center. 

Faithfulness in God’s mission is measured not by outcomes, but by obedience. In this sermon, we learn to embrace our role in God’s work while trusting him with the results.

Dr. Aaron Cole

Faith was never meant to be hidden, theoretical, or private—it was designed to be lived out in visible, tangible ways. In this sermon, we discover how everyday obedience and embodied love make the gospel credible to a watching world.

Pastor Luke Bryant

The Great Commission is not a calling reserved for the spiritually elite or super religious. It is the shared mission of every follower of Jesus. In this sermon, we’re reminded that every believer is sent by Jesus into their everyday world with gospel purpose.

Dr. Aaron Cole

True love is not sustained by emotion but by endurance shaped by Christ. In this sermon, we discover how sacrificial love chooses to stay, forgive, and carry the weight of relationship over time.

Dr. Aaron Cole