To have a "kingdom vision" is to ask the question, "given everything that is going on, what is God up to?"

What would it be like in a world of uncertainty to begin to see as God sees? This is what having a Kingdom Vision is all about.

We finish our Word of God series by way of application. How do we actually approach the Word of God in study? In this sermon, we walk through two methods of studying the Bible and apply it to John 2. Additionally, we address where to start reading and helpful resources to enhance your study.

We live in a culture that conditions us to distrust. Is there a source that stands out that can actually stand the test of time? Teaching Elder, John Baxter, helps us to understand the trustworthiness of scripture.

God's Word is a living document from a living God for us. What does this mean in everyday life?

What you choose to build your life on matters. Suffering, hardships and affliction will come but the Word of God remains the only true and reliable foundation for every season.

As we close out the letter to the Philippians, we consider what a sweet smelling church looks like. A sweet-smelling church gives sacrificial, lives supernaturally and has deep community that leads to unity.

How do we find contentment and satisfaction when challenges are all around us? Special guest Melo Sauval help us examine the idea of contentment that can run contrary to our circumstances.

Do you feel anxious? How would God call us to counter our anxiety?

We have both the opportunity and the call to seek unity in the Church. This doesn’t mean we agree on all things but rather having healthy conflict while having the same mind, attitude, posture and purpose in the Lord. Jesus is both the pattern and the power for seeking this kind of unity.