This is the sixth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Ephesians 4:13-14 to see what we, as individuals, and the Church, are being built into.

This is the fourth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Ephesians 4:1-6 to see what a nurturing, communal body looks like.

This is the fourth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at John 13:31-35 to see the basis of our love for one another.

This is the fourth sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Matthew 9:35-38 to see the need for witnessing and missions.

This is the first sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Isaiah 6:1-6 to see a picture of worship.

This is the first sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church.

This is the third sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Romans 10:14-17 to see the need for evangelism.

As we see the faith of Sarai and Abraham we also see the faithfulness of God to this couple.

As we turn our attention back to the book of Genesis we begin by seeing an overview of the first half(ish) of Genesis that we covered in 2019.

In Luke 24:1-12 we see the glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ! The great act that seals the promise that His people never need fear death again!