Sermons

The biggest danger to our spiritual wellbeing is not necessarily atheism or apostasy, but that we would worship God as we want him to be instead of who he is.

God is not merely a God of second chances, he’s a God of grace. In this last sermon on the life (and death) of Samson, Pastor Aaron shows how even Samson's life that was lived focused on himself still received God's grace in the end. It's never too late to turn to God.

The Christian does not need to fear being truly known, because even at our very worst, God gave us his very best: Jesus.

Pastor Shane is behind the pulpit this week, taking us through our third sermon on the story of Samson. The big idea this week is that revenge belongs to God alone, and although Samson's several attempts at revenge look pretty bad, we're probably not that far off ourselves.

This week Pastor Aaron teaches on the big idea that, as fallen humans, all our desires are affected to some degree. But in Christ, our desires are reordered to lead us to satisfaction in him.

Devotion to God is important, but God’s devotion to us is even more important.

Pastor Doug finishes up our short series on Ruth, preaching about Naomi's redemption through Boaz's actions. Despite the rough start to her story, it ends with hope. For the believer in Jesus, the future is always filled with hope and the end of the story is always redemption and restoration.

This week Pastor Aaron explores the big idea that, the greatest love stories in the world pale in comparison in God's love for us, a love revealed most clearly in the cross.

Because of the gospel, God’s people protect the vulnerable and provide for the needy.

We take a brief pause in our Judges series to go through a parallel story in the Bible, from the book of Ruth.

In Christ, God has made us his friends, and calls us to be friends with one another. Pastor Aaron preaches this week from Ruth 1 on Ruth's devoted friendship to her mother-in-law Naomi.