Statistically, the Bible has seen an increase in access, but a decrease in literacy. Which means that when it comes to passionate conversations around political, social and business systems, many think the Bible is silent. 

In this talk we discover in the Book of Amos that the Bible does reveal a concentrated look at the standards God has for human society, which should inform the political, social and business ideas of his people.



Originally preached on May 2nd, 2019.
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This is the second sermon in a series called "Rhythms" where we discuss the importance of rest and sabbath in the life of Christians. In today's world, we can often be off balance when it comes to rest (either never resting, or always resting). The Bible has something to say about the matter! 


Originally preached on April 16th, 2019.
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It can be difficult connecting our everyday work grind to our discipleship. It's easy to separate work and our careers from our Christianity. In this message, we not only discuss the connection of work to the natural rhythm of the Christian life, we discover how God "made us for work." 

Originally preached on April 9th, 2019.
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This week, we looked through Psalm 116 to discover how we can be thankul to God in tough moments because he will deliver us (sometimes, in unexpected ways)!
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Key Points:
-  We can be thankful God is near, and that he hears us in our hour of discipline.
-  We can be thankful God loves us unconditionally.
-  We can be thankful God works on our behalf in all circumstances.

Core Verses:  Psalm 116:1-14; Philippians 4:6-7

Originally preached on October 30, 2018
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