The question is not “Can I overcome my past?” The question is, “Can God be overcome by my past?” And the answer is “no.” Sermon from 8/2/2020.

"Do you feel inadequate as a Christian? Sometimes our expectations for ourselves are too high. Jesus does not call us to live an extraordinary life. He calls us to be faithful in the responsibilities that God has given us. If we fulfill our part, God will do the rest." Sermon from the Rev. Colin Ambrose at the 10:00am service on 7-26-20

It is in the nature of how Jesus wins the gospel for us that it is birthed on the other side of the Cross. We look in eager expectation even as, for now, we groan. Sermon from 7/19/2020.

Do you have a garden that doesn’t seem to be producing? You and David have that in common! With just tiny little cucumber to show for his efforts, his first attempt at a backyard garden seems to be fruitless. But don’t be discouraged — the kingdom of God is still at work in big and wonderful ways. David’s sermon from Sunday offers us encouragement as he explores the Parable of the Sower.

In Matthew 11:28-30, Jesus offers us a strange invitation—he calls us to enter into the very rhythm of the life of God. Sermon from the 10:00am service on 7/5/2020 from Cody Turner, our Duke Divinity Intern for the summer of 2020.

Now some of you may be thinking , this is all very informative, but when are you going to get to that dreadful story we just heard from Genesis where Abraham was tested by God... Sermon from the 10:00am service on 6/28/2020.

Jesus doesn’t say what we want him to say today. But Jesus is the ultimate truth-teller and he wants to be clear about the real calling before us: to represent a contrast to the dominant ways of the world is a gift to the world. Sermon from the 10:00am service on 6/21/20.

God tells the Israelites, “If you obey my voice and keep my covenant, you shall be my treasured possession out of all the peoples.” Is God telling the Israelites that they must earn His favor and blessing? Why do we obey God? And what is the outcome of our obedience? Sermon from 6/14/2020.

While I have had eyes to see black suffering, I have lacked the heart to feel it as my own. Sermon from 6/7/2020.

If you want to see God you have to learn to see the Spirit. Sermon from 5/31/2020.