In the last week of the Dismissing Jesus series, Strip District Campus Pastor Joel Haldeman addresses how even though revealing secrets can be frightening, revealing yourself to God and making yourself fully known can bring relief. (Luke 12:1-7)

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund looks at Luke 9:21-27, a commonly reiterated sermon from Jesus repeated in each gospel, to examine the truths laid out before us.

Service to God and country has been a tradition in America since its beginning. Ken Carlson speaks this Memorial Day weekend and discusses the status of that service in 2017.

Referencing Matthew 28:16-20, Dr. Kurt Bjorklund talks about the importance of making Disciples with a powerful story related by Student Ministry Director, Russ Brasher.

In this Mother’s Day message, Dr. Kurt Bjorklund examines the way both Mary and Martha’s relationship with Jesus and how we can be prone to dismiss the words of Jesus (Luke 10:38-42).

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund addresses how we can live in contradiction of Jesus’s orders in Matthew 6:25-34 and 3 ways we live in anxiety.

Focusing on Jesus"s words for us to "love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you", Dr. Kurt Bjorklund breaks down to to address who our enemies are and how we can love them. (Matthew 5:43-47; Luke 6:27-35)

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund looks at Matthew 22:37 and 2 ways we can be dismissive of the phrase "Love your God".

Kicking off a new series on this Easter Celebration weekend, Dr. Kurt Bjorklund presents the idea on how we can pick and choose which statements from Jesus we listen to, no matter what accounts there are to attest to it. (John 3, 1 Corinthians 15, 1 John 3)

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund finishes this Sing a New Song series by looking at Isaiah 65-66 and the imagery that is presented, not of temporary circumstances, but of an eternal state.