This special baptism celebration included a sermonette on baptism followed by the testimony videos and baptisms of Kassi Chapman, Scott Hertzig, and Jurnee LeMoine.

This teaching looks at what the Bible says about the topic of homosexuality.  It addresses current popular arguments in support of homosexual relationships and also shows from the Scriptures how the consistent Biblical ideal for human sexual expression is exclusively one man and one woman who become one flesh for one lifetime.

This introductory message laid out the foundations for the upcoming series on 1 Timothy and framed up the whole book in terms of aiming for love as we deal with difficult issues in the church. It also addresses tips and resources on how to study books of the Bible.

This teaching looks at worship as a far broader category than just singing music and asserts that worship is our response to God's revelation. This teaching also examines how worship can be expressed both individually and within the Body of Christ.

This teaching looked to answer the question "Why Believe in Jesus?" by looking at objective evidence for His resurrection. It made the case that it is reasonable to conclude that Jesus rose from the dead based on five historical facts that are nearly universally accepted by even the most skeptical scholars on the subject: (1) Jesus died by crucifixion, (2) the disciples believed that he rose from the dead and appeared to them, (3) enemy Paul was converted, (4) skeptic James was converted, (5) the tomb was empty.

This teaching looked at the evidence for the reliability of the Bible.  It addressed three main questions commonly raised against the Bible's reliability: (1) Hasn't the Bible been changed? (2) Isn't the Bible full of historical inaccuracies and contradictions? (3) Isn't the Bible just another holy book?

This first message of this series on why Christian faith is reasonable looks at the foundational question of "Why believe in God?".  It examines four clues to the existence of God outside the Bible: 1) the origin of the universe, 2) the fine tuning of the universe, 3) the origin of morality, and 4) the existence beauty and love, and shows why the most reasonable explanation for all these is the existence of God.

This teaching expanded on the idea of speaking the truth in love to encompass living our entire lives in line with the reality of God's view of the church.  Hearers were encouraged to consider why they would decide to "do" church the way this series has described and what practically that might look like.

This teaching looked at how our modern understanding of church has been catastrophically influenced by paganism.  It looks to help us move away from the traditional "institutional" model of church toward the New Testament "organic" model where Christ is the Head Pastor and church leaders equip the people to do the work of ministry.

This teaching looks at King Jesus who came to earth to win and distribute gifts to his children, for the building up of the Body of Christ: the church.