Sermon on Luke 1:68-79. This is the second sermon in our Advent and Christmas sermon series called Hopes and Fears.

Using a portion of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" for a title, this sermon series focuses on how Jesus' arrival confirms many of humanity's hopes and fears. Yes, we have a Savior, but no, we cannot earn God's favor ourselves. This good news of salvation carries judgment alongside it. Each sermon will highlight part of God's work in fulfilling human hopes and fears.

In this sermon, we explore how prophets describe our need for God, making us aware of God's work.

Sermon on Psalm 25:1-10. This is the first sermon in our Advent and Christmas sermon series called Hopes and Fears.

Using a portion of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" for a title, this sermon series focuses on how Jesus' arrival confirms many of humanity's hopes and fears. Yes, we have a Savior, but no, we cannot earn God's favor ourselves. This good news of salvation carries judgment alongside it. Each sermon will highlight part of God's work in fulfilling human hopes and fears.

In this sermon, we explore how we need God's salvation: it will change our lives.

Sermon on Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14. This is the eighth and final sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how the Son of Man is the Son of God, and the King of all creation.

Sermon on Mark 13:1-8. This is the seventh sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how when the temples of our lives are desecrated and destroyed, we can turn to Jesus.

Sermon on Mark 12:38-44. This is the sixth sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how rather than performing for others, we are called to follow Jesus faithfully.

Sermon on Mark 12:28-34. This is the fifth sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how our love of God and of others flows from God's love for us.

Sermon on Mark 10:46-52. This is the fourth sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how Jesus helps us see the world afresh with eyes of mercy.

Sermon on Mark 10:35-45. This is the third sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how in God's kingdom, service is more important than status.

Sermon on Mark 10:17-31. This is the second sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how God invites us into complete and total obedience in every sphere of life.

Sermon on Mark 10:2-16. This is the first sermon in our fall sermon series called Living Like Jesus.

Jesus has a way of speaking our language, but arriving at radically different conclusions than we do. As we walk through the fall, we'll look at several things that are important both to us and to Jesus. However, as Jesus teaches, he unveils a different way of looking at each of these important qualities or ideas. Each sermon is designed to highlight a particular aspect of Jesus' teaching, helping us understand how we might apply it today.

In this sermon, we explore how because we follow a God who takes commitments seriously, our commitments matter.