Austin returns to his series called Shadows. We wait for someday when the beautify of heaven will meet earth and restore what is to what ought to be. To chase away every shadow of evil and death. He is Lord of all, even when life is not what it ought to be. But don’t stop, keep going, keep waiting, because your waiting doesn’t mean God is finished. 

Pastor Austin brings us his Easter message from Luke 23:13-16, Mark 15:6-7, Luke 23:18, 24-2. We don’t know how Barabbas responds or how his story played out, but yours is still being written. How will you respond?

This week Pastor Howard Moths brings us his sermon from Matthew 21:1-11. Sometimes the best prayer is most simple one, like the thief on the cross: “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” (Luke 23:42) Recall your story; Realign your faith, Renew your commitment, or confess your faith for the first time, like the thief on the cross. 

Guest Pastor Billy Norden brings us a message entitled Promises in the Unknown from Matthew 6:25-31. To hear his sermon check out our Youtube and podcast. 

This week Lindsey Burkey gives a one off sermon from Ephesians 3.  Lindsey is the worship leader at Rosewood, she is going through the commissioned pastor program through the RCA. 

This week Pastor Austin continues his series Shadows with his sermon "In Order" based on chapter 3 of 1 Peter.  Peter is writing to people who are, as we’ve been saying all along, beginning to face social marginalization but are about to suffer much worse as the heavy hand of Nero and Rome comes down on them as scapegoats.

This week Pastor Austin continues his sermon "Different and Equal" from the series Shadows.  He focuses on 1 Peter 3:1-7. They may hate what you believe, but they will love what you do and some will come to love what you love. And because living with resentment and bitterness is hard and so is forgiveness and submission, choose the hard that brings redemption.

Pastor Austin continues his sermon series Shadows with his sermon from 1 Peter 2:11-17. Peter is imploring you to live holy lives in the midst of secular chaos, and let God take care of the final results. Do not separate, but let your good deeds and good will show so that even when people hate what you believe they will love what you do.

By the death and resurrection of Christ, we are living stones, and that’s where Peter will take us next week. Pastor Austin brings us his sermon from 1 Peter 2:1-2.

Pastor Austin continues his sermon series "Shadows" this week bringing his message from 1 Peter 1:13-25). However you define it, having hope has the incredible power to buy us time. Hope empowers people to hold on for more time for their preferred future to come. Hope is extraordinarily powerful, but that brings with it a serious problem: as hope buys time it also wastes time when our hope is grounded in a hopeless authority.