In one of the boldest claims of the New Testament, Ephesians claims that God is creating a whole new humanity in the church. But what does that mean for those of us in the church? What is our role in this evolving humanity? What environmental...

The link between knowing what God has done and how we should respond to what God has done is found in our pursuits of the fully unknowable love of Christ. This sermon considers how we can know what is unknowable, and how that is a prerequisite to...

Unity is hard to find in our divided world. How can the church live out the reality of a world where Christ has torn down the walls of hostility between us? This sermon considers the subversive act of being one community despite our differences.

The Apostle Paul kicks off the book of Ephesians with one of the craziest sentences in the New Testament. What was he thinking? And why was he so excited?

In the final sermon of this series we discuss David’s official installment as the shepherd king of Israel. This message explores what it means to be a shepherd king through the life of David and Jesus, and challenges us to think about our own call to...

We have all felt like we weren’t good enough, strong enough, or smart enough to overcome some of the challenges life throws at us. So what do we rely on when we face our giants? In this sermon we explore how we can be prepared for what life throws at...

Our lives move through seasons, and sometimes multiple seasons occur simultaneously. God often works in our lives like that. And God always sees what we don’t see.

When God responds to the desires of our hearts, we may be surprised by what God offers. When Israel wanted a king, God surprises us by saying yes, and gives them what they want with caution. But isn’t that how the gifts and grace of God always work?...

There’s nothing more stressful than trying to determine what God might be inviting you to do. The call of Samuel gives us hope, though. In this sermon Pastor Daniel discusses the dynamics of God’s call, and the ways that ordinary people can discern...