In today's sermon, Russel wraps up the series on The Generous Life, looking into the story of the young rich ruler and his interaction with Jesus. Russel speaks about virtue signaling, consumerism, and the poor.

In today's sermon, Russel wraps up the series on The Generous Life, looking into the story of the young rich ruler and his interaction with Jesus. Russel speaks about virtue signaling, consumerism, and the poor.

In today's sermon, Russel provides a biblical overview of generosity by going into scripture to learn more about the heart of God behind finances and giving.

Happy Mother's Day! In today's sermon, we continue our series, The Generous Life, as Russel shares about the joy of generosity. Generosity can be an expression of love and gratitude towards God and others, and we learn about how an abundance mindset, rooted in trust of God's provision, leads to greater generosity.

In today's sermon, we kick off a new series, The Generous Life. Russel shares Matthew 6 to talk about what Jesus says about money and possessions. What we will ultimately find is that Jesus is after our hearts, and we want to be the kind of people who invite Him into every area of our lives, especially the ones tied to what we value most.

Happy Easter from Reunion! In today's sermon, Russel shares how the good news of Jesus and his resurrection is not just a metaphor, but something to be taken in - in our minds (with evidence) and in our hearts (with hope). Because of Jesus's resurrection, we can believe that nothing is irredeemable.

In today's sermon, we celebrate Palm Sunday and unpack the spiritual discipline of humility, learning how Jesus modeled humility even in his triumphant entry into Jerusalem, knowing the ultimate sacrifice he would make for us all.

In today's sermon, we focus on an "outward" spiritual disciple - witnessing. Everyone is already a witness to something - good news, food, stories, etc. How can we as followers of Christ find ways to naturally share our genuine experiences with Jesus and the impact He has made in our lives?

In today's sermon, we unpack the spiritual discipline of simplicity. Modern life is designed to crowd God out, but Jesus offers a life free from anxiety and stress through trust and receiving life as a grace. Russel shares what it could look like to live a simple life externally, and more importantly, internally.

In today's sermon, we are joined by friend Brandon Dunkley, as we learn about another spiritual discipline to practice in this Lenten season - contemplation, one that involves a bit of “hide and seek”. We will explore a framework for how to seek God by focusing our awareness on the presence of His Holy Spirit and the redeeming love of Jesus Christ.