In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on praying in a posture of surrender were we seek God’s name to be made holy in every aspect of our lives. As we pray for Jesus’ name to be made holy, our idols are realigned. It’s in these prayers our idols are turned from things that destroy us and instead become the arena of God’s mission through us.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on the relational nature of God as the starting point of our prayer life and that as Jesus taught his disciples to pray he was teaching them the truth that prayer is a reorientation of our view of who God is and who we are.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches through Luke 24 and how we can

incorporate principles and practices to embrace the life of the

resurrection through our ordinary lives.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches through Luke 23:44-24-12 on the death and then life again of Jesus. This story has power because it's true and it has implications for all of humanity.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on 19:28-44 and Jesus’ entrance into

the city of Jerusalem while his disciples praised him and Jesus wept.

In this sermon, Jared Brient teaches on Luke 18:9-14 and the parable of the pharisee and tax collector. in this passage we see Jesus describing two-self made men contrasted in the ways they find life.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on Luke 16:19-31 and the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. This parable confronts our notion of repentance, relating to the poor, and how Jesus’ kingdom is about naming the invisible and the gospel is the good news that Jesus gives us a name.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on the parable of the dishonest manager and why Jesus upholds this character as a hero for us to follow. In Luke 16:1-13, we see Jesus challenge our notions of how to leverage our intelligence, finances, and lives for the sake of the kingdom.