Luke ends his epic book "Acts" with a warning to any who would seek to follow the way of Jesus.  Beware that you don't get so good at religion that you become closed to the voice of God.

The message of Jesus isn't an evacuation plan its a redemption plan, and we are being invited to participate.  In this sermon we reflect on what its like to believe that God is at work in the world in the face of what seems to be unstoppable empires.

The call to follow Jesus and live in his kingdom is costly, but it is also full of adventure.  This sermon looks at Acts 28:1-10 where Paul survives a shipwreck, gets bit by a viper, shakes it off and keeps on trucking.  What would the church look like if we were all up for this kind of adventure?

Have you ever felt like nothing was turning out the way you'd planned?  In this sermon we look at the story of a shipwreck from Acts 27 and explore what it means to trust Jesus even when our world is falling apart.

Peter writes in one of his letters that we should always be prepared to give an answer for the hope we have. In this sermon, we learn from Paul three examples of what this preparation looks like.

Jesus invites each of us to believe that tomorrow doesn't have to be a repeat of today.

What if God's grace and your obedience are meant to flow together rather than be at odds? Check this sermon for a fresh take on the type of rest, transformation and obedience Jesus invites us into.

Who Needs Jesus? Anyone who feels trapped and wants to discover the life they were created to live.

The presence of Jesus will transform every situation.

 Suffering to Hope.

 Worry to Peace.

 Fear to Courage.

What will it look like to follow Jesus in a post-truth culture? In this sermon we talk about following Jesus' lead when it comes to the "what" and "how" of sharing truth.