Sermon on Luke 12:13-21. This is the third sermon in the series Choosing the Good.

We regularly face choices in life, sometimes between doing what is good and doing what is easy. During this sermon series, we'll follow Jesus and his interactions with his followers, learning about what it looks like to choose the good, even when it's difficult.

In this sermon, we explore how we are called to use what we've been given for more than just ourselves.

Sermon on Luke 11:1-13. This is the second sermon in the series Choosing the Good.

We regularly face choices in life, sometimes between doing what is good and doing what is easy. During this sermon series, we'll follow Jesus and his interactions with his followers, learning about what it looks like to choose the good, even when it's difficult.

In this sermon, we explore how we can trust God to give us what we need in prayer.

Sermon on Luke 10:38-42. This is the first sermon in the series Choosing the Good.

We regularly face choices in life, sometimes between doing what is good and doing what is easy. During this sermon series, we'll follow Jesus and his interactions with his followers, learning about what it looks like to choose the good, even when it's difficult.

In this sermon, we explore how working for Jesus is important, but not as important as worshipping Jesus.

This sermon is not part of a series, but includes reflections on Amos 7:7-17 and Colossians 1:1-14.

In this sermon, we explore how it's always the “right time” when we believe God is leading us to something new, for it’s exactly what Christ did when gathering his followers, by asking them to drop what they were doing and take up the cross.

Sermon on Luke 10:1-20. This is the third and final sermon in the series When Faith Is Hard.

Sometimes our faith prompts us to take actions that go against our tribe or our culture. How do we respond when our convictions move us to break rank with those we love and respect? This sermon series will focus on several instances in Luke where faith points us away from what is easy and towards what is right.

In this sermon, we explore how serving Jesus is about the small, regular acts of faithfulness more than the flashy actions of signs and wonders.

Sermon on Luke 9:51-62. This is the second sermon in the series When Faith Is Hard.

Sometimes our faith prompts us to take actions that go against our tribe or our culture. How do we respond when our convictions move us to break rank with those we love and respect? This sermon series will focus on several instances in Luke where faith points us away from what is easy and towards what is right.

In this sermon, we explore how following Jesus is a lifelong, lifewide, and lifedeep commitment.

Sermon on Luke 8:26-39. This is the first sermon in the series When Faith Is Hard.

Sometimes our faith prompts us to take actions that go against our tribe or our culture. How do we respond when our convictions move us to break rank with those we love and respect? This sermon series will focus on several instances in Luke where faith points us away from what is easy and towards what is right.

In this sermon, we explore how people are more important than property.

Sermon on Romans 5:1-5. This is the ninth and final sermon in the series Verbs of Faith.

Faith isn't just about what we believe. It's what our belief motivates us to do. As we follow the narrative of the Acts of the Apostles during the season of Easter, we will consider a different verb each week that our faith may motivate us to practice during certain times in our lives.

In the sermon, we explore how faith guides us toward a real and lasting hope.

Sermon on Acts 2:1-21. This is the eighth sermon in the series Verbs of Faith.

Faith isn't just about what we believe. It's what our belief motivates us to do. As we follow the narrative of the Acts of the Apostles during the season of Easter, we will consider a different verb each week that our faith may motivate us to practice during certain times in our lives.

In the sermon, we explore how faith gives us the patience to wait on God's timing, then act in accordance with God's will.

Sermon on Acts 16:16-34. This is the seventh sermon in the series Verbs of Faith.

Faith isn't just about what we believe. It's what our belief motivates us to do. As we follow the narrative of the Acts of the Apostles during the season of Easter, we will consider a different verb each week that our faith may motivate us to practice during certain times in our lives.

In the sermon, we explore how faith moves us to trust God even in difficult situations.