This Sunday we started a new series on the book of Isaiah called “Re.” The first message is called “Re-turn.” The prophet Isaiah is calling Judah back to covenant faithfulness while warning them that refusing to do so will lead to disaster.

In this sermon we wrap up our series on the sermon on the Mount. Jesus’ final words in his sermon are a warning to those who listen: Follow Him or reap the consequences.

Kristen continues our series on the sermon on the Mount by taking a look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:19-34.

Part 4 of our series on the sermon on the mount. In Matthew 6:1-18 Jesus tells his disciples that if they do their good works for human praise then they will have no reward with their Father in Heaven. Do you live for human praise? Or God’s praise?

This is the first sermon in our series called Follow Me: Sermon on the Mount. In this sermon we explore Jesus’ invitation to his first disciples to come and follow Him.

Here is the first part of our January class on Jesus and Gender. In this class, we explain why we believe women can teach, preach, and be ordained. The first section is the argument from scripture. The second section is Kristen’s experience as a woman in ministry.

Did 2019 leave you burnt-out, anxious, and depressed? Life doesn’t have to be that way. Jesus offers a life of peace and rest for your soul. This sermon explains a rule of life - intentional habit changes that will make 2020 different.

Kristen Schrickel concludes our series on Advent. We’ve talked about how Jesus came as Prophet, Priest, and King, but he also changes us so we can be all three as well.

In this part of our series on the coming Messiah, we examine how Jesus came as king and how he’ll come again and rule forever.

In the second part of our Advent series, we take a look at how Jesus came has a Priest, and how he’ll come again.