Title: A Witness to the Light

Series: Advent According to the Apostle John

Text: John 1.6-13

Summary: John the Baptist plays a major role in the birth story of Jesus, and John the Apostle gives us some insight as to why. First, John the Baptist was acutely attuned to the presence of Jesus, while everyone else seemed to miss him. Second, John the Baptist was an effective witness to the light and life of Jesus... even to the cost of his own life.

Series: Advent 2015

Title: In the beginning...

Text: John 1.1-15

Summary: The Gospel of John skips the traditional symbols of Christmas, and goes right to the deep, theological meaning of the Incarnation of Christ.

Series: Advent 2015

Title: In the beginning...

Text: John 1.1-15

Summary: The Gospel of John skips the traditional symbols of Christmas, and goes right to the deep, theological meaning of the Incarnation of Christ.

Series: Advent 2015

Title: In the beginning...

Text: John 1.1-15

Summary: The Gospel of John skips the traditional symbols of Christmas, and goes right to the deep, theological meaning of the Incarnation of Christ.

As we lament during this Sunday morning service, Associate Pastor Brandon Green asks us, "What are we to do?"

As we lament during this Sunday morning service, Associate Pastor Brandon Green asks us, "What are we to do?"

Series: Inactive Believers + Unbelieving Activists

Title: Community + Discipleship

Text: Acts 2.42-27; Romans 12.1-2

Summary: American Christianity tends to prioritize the pursuit of individual transformation, with community being one of the tools for personal growth. The Bible tends to prioritize more of communal transformation, with personal growth as an extension of that. When it comes to community, the more intimate you get, the higher the risk. And the more diverse the community is, the higher the chance of transformation.

Series: Inactive Believers + Unbelieving Activists

Title: Christian character, Fruit of the Spirit, and the Dangers of unredeemed community

Text: Galatians 5.13-26

Summary: The Bible describes the human condition as experiencing an internal civil war. There is an ongoing conflict between our selfish desires and our identity in God through Christ. The fruit of the Spirit describes what our internal character looks like when we rest in the full reality of belonging to Jesus

Series: Inactive Believers + Unbelieving Activists

Title: Christian character, Fruit of the Spirit, and the Dangers of unredeemed community

Text: Galatians 5.13-26

Summary: The Bible describes the human condition as experiencing an internal civil war. There is an ongoing conflict between our selfish desires and our identity in God through Christ. The fruit of the Spirit describes what our internal character looks like when we rest in the full reality of belonging to Jesus

Series: Inactive Believers + Unbelieving Activists

Title: Christian character, Fruit of the Spirit, and the Dangers of unredeemed community

Text: Galatians 5.13-26

Summary: The Bible describes the human condition as experiencing an internal civil war. There is an ongoing conflict between our selfish desires and our identity in God through Christ. The fruit of the Spirit describes what our internal character looks like when we rest in the full reality of belonging to Jesus