Sermons

Faith isn’t always neat and tidy. It’s often marked by doubts and detours…and by questions we’re afraid to ask out loud. This four-week series is for anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t pray enough, read enough, or believe enough; it’s for the weary, the wandering, and the worn-out…because Jesus didn’t come for the polished and put-together, He came for the broken and burdened. “Loving & Letting Go” based on the scripture from Luke 6:46-49.

Faith isn’t always neat and tidy. It’s often marked by doubts and detours…and by questions we’re afraid to ask out loud. This four-week series is for anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t pray enough, read enough, or believe enough; it’s for the weary, the wandering, and the worn-out…because Jesus didn’t come for the polished and put-together, He came for the broken and burdened. “Up & Down” based on the scripture from Matthew 5:43-48.

Faith isn’t always neat and tidy. It’s often marked by doubts and detours…and by questions we’re afraid to ask out loud. This four-week series is for anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t pray enough, read enough, or believe enough; it’s for the weary, the wandering, and the worn-out…because Jesus didn’t come for the polished and put-together, He came for the broken and burdened. “Up & Down” based on the scripture from Matthew 5:43-48.

Faith isn’t always neat and tidy. It’s often marked by doubts and detours…and by questions we’re afraid to ask out loud. This four-week series is for anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t pray enough, read enough, or believe enough; it’s for the weary, the wandering, and the worn-out…because Jesus didn’t come for the polished and put-together, He came for the broken and burdened. “Deep & Wide” based on the scripture from Acts 10:9-23.

2025 Easter

2025 Easter Weekend

This Lent, we will be examining some of the great characters of the Bible and their inner struggles to answer the call of God.  They were real-life people who were having real-life experiences of God: experiences that stretched them and scared them and shook their worlds apart.  They were challenged, grown, and given dreams that would turn their lives upside-down – and world along with them.  And always, there was an inner conflict, a divine tug-of-war between this new vision of God and their old ways of thinking.

“The Great Conflict” based on the scripture from Mark 11:1-11.

This Lent, we will be examining some of the great characters of the Bible and their inner struggles to answer the call of God.  They were real-life people who were having real-life experiences of God: experiences that stretched them and scared them and shook their worlds apart.  They were challenged, grown, and given dreams that would turn their lives upside-down – and world along with them.  And always, there was an inner conflict, a divine tug-of-war between this new vision of God and their old ways of thinking.

“The Great Conflict” based on the scripture from Mark 11:1-11.

This Lent, we will be examining some of the great characters of the Bible and their inner struggles to answer the call of God.  They were real-life people who were having real-life experiences of God: experiences that stretched them and scared them and shook their worlds apart.  They were challenged, grown, and given dreams that would turn their lives upside-down – and world along with them.  And always, there was an inner conflict, a divine tug-of-war between this new vision of God and their old ways of thinking.

“Paul at Damascus” based on the scripture from Acts 9:1-17.

This Lent, we will be examining some of the great characters of the Bible and their inner struggles to answer the call of God.  They were real-life people who were having real-life experiences of God: experiences that stretched them and scared them and shook their worlds apart.  They were challenged, grown, and given dreams that would turn their lives upside-down – and world along with them.  And always, there was an inner conflict, a divine tug-of-war between this new vision of God and their old ways of thinking.

“Peter on the Water” based on the scripture from Matthew 14:22-33.