1 Timothy 2:1-7

By Christian Hogan

1 Timothy is full of charges to correct false doctrine and teach sound doctrine. If we are not careful, we might start thinking church is only about getting the teaching right. While right doctrine is essential for church life, it is all for not if we don’t actually “do” what God has ordained for the church to do. One of those “do’s” is prayer. Find out in this sermon who Christians should pray for and why.

Household of God :: Example

1 Timothy 1:12-20

By Noah Galloso

As kids we were sometimes told that we should be an “example” for younger kids by behaving rightly. The Apostle Paul holds himself up as an example for others to follow. An example of one who is utterly dependent on the grace of God. Find our more in this sermon how each of us can be examples of what it means to be saved by grace.

Household of God :: Doctrine

1 Timothy 1:1-11

By Robert Krumrey

For the last two weeks we’ve been saying that the church is about relationships! And it is. Which to modern ears sounds like we are off the hook off policing everyone’s beliefs and behavior. Nothing could be further from the truth. Find out more about how right doctrine is essential for right behavior and how keeping watch over both is one of the truest expressions of love in the church.

2 Timothy 1:1-7; 2:1,2; 3:14-17

By Robert Krumrey

While Timothy has certainly been profoundly affected by the Apostle Paul, he first learned about the gospel and gospel community from his mother and grandmother. Find out more in this sermon about how “the faith” was transferred to Timothy and how you and I can now be used of God to transfer the faith to others.

1 Timothy 1:1,2

By Robert Krumrey

Paul writes to a young pastor named Timothy that he is penning a letter to him (known to us at “1 Timothy”) so that he “may know how one ought to behave in the household of God”. The letter is incredibly personal and practical and full of important teaching on how we ought to “do church”. First lesson is that it’s all about relationships. Find out more in this sermon as we explore how church life is a relational union between God, us, and others.

Second Easter Sunday :: Reveal

John 21

By Robert Krumrey

We had so much fun on Easter last week, we thought we would do it again. Jesus is risen and continues to reveal himself to his disciples. Not just for their sake, but for the billions that will end up hearing their message. Find out more in this sermon about the world tour that Jesus institutes through those original disciples and every other Christian throughout history.

Easter Sunday :: LIFE

John 20

By Robert Krumrey

Jesus walked around for 3 years telling everyone that if they wanted true LIFE that they needed to seek it in him. Find out in this Easter Sunday message how the resurrection shows us that ultimate LIFE is found in Jesus, what kind of LIFE this is, and how you can access it.

Holy Week : Death by Ridgetop Church

King

John 12:1-19; 19:1-27

By Robert Krumrey

It’s Palm Sunday! Which means that Jesus is going more public and the crowds are there for it. Waving palm branches and declaring praises suitable for the Messiah. How does Jesus go from being crowned a king (Sunday) to a crown of scorn and derision (Friday). Find out in this sermon which covers the most important week of human history.

Truth

John 18:28-40

By Robert Krumrey

We are taking a few weeks to explore the events of Holy Week which is the final week leading up to and including Jesus’ death. This sermon explores one of the conversations that Pontius Pilate has with Jesus. Instead of defending himself or discrediting his accusers, Jesus uses the opportunity to speak about truth. Find out more about the source of ultimate truth - what it is and why it matters.