W.H. Auden says, “If the moths don’t get you, the wolves will.” Are you feeling anxious?

Hear Rev. John Bourgeois preach that all of us are anxious about our treasure — something the moths or wolves can destroy. Our life in the Kingdom of God is a treasure that no one can touch.

As 2020 presidential election approaches, hear Rev. John Bourgeois frame voting as an act of love for your neighbor.

As 2020 general election approaches, hear Rev. John Bourgeois frame voting as an act of love for your neighbor.

What (figurative) masks do you wear?

Hear Rev. Jonah Hooper preach that there’s a difference between holiness and hypocrisy, and that Jesus calls us to take off our masks and follow him into holiness.

Who are our enemies, and how are we to treat them?

Hear Matt Williams preach that our love is not reserved just for our friends, but is to be poured out on our enemies. We can do that when Jesus pours his love out to us.

Jesus’ teaching on murder and adultery is difficult — it can feel crushing.

Hear John Bourgeois preach that Jesus isn’t close to good people, but the poor in spirit. And that Jesus didn’t come just to not murder and not adulterize you, but to give you life and love.

Does God just want me to obey him? Hear John Bourgeois explain that the obedient are often those who are farthest from God.

What role does the Bible have in your life?

Hear Rev. John Bourgeois preach that entrusting yourself to Jesus means that we have to entrust ourselves completely to the Bible. That might sound constraining, but it’s a whole new way of being human.

After all I’ve done, how can I know that God loves me?

Hear Rev. John Bourgeois explain God’s love for his people through the lens of a famous Bible story.

What are you here for? What is your purpose?

Hear Rev. John Bourgeois argue that a Christian’s purpose is to be sent into the world to bring the best out of the world.