It is very easy to compare ourselves with others, especially when it comes to our abilities, talents and gifts. This was what was happening in the church in Corinth. In this message, we will consider the topic of spiritual gifts and what that means for the Christian community.

In this message, we will talk about self-control. Many of us struggle with self-control, from reigning in our emotions or giving in to certain habits, to being addicted to something. Today’s message will talk about how we can exhibit self-control, and how this comes from having God as your greatest passion and desire.

It is very easy for us to “size people up” and compare ourselves to others. In this message, we will address those who evaluate and those who are being evaluated (this is all of us!) and consider a new paradigm to the evaluation narrative that our culture presents.

In our culture, casual sex is the norm. In this message, we will evaluate the cultural narrative of sex and consider how the gospel provides another narrative that is compelling and beautiful.

Our culture has a storyline that views the message of the cross as folly. In this message, we see how the Apostle Paul flips the script, and shows how the folly of the cross is true wisdom and power.

We begin a new series on 1 Corinthians, where a central theme is on growth. In this message, we consider how growth begins with unity.

This message is the third and final part of our short series on Revival. From repentance to prayer, we consider how God changes us and makes our personal faith into a public one.