Sermon on Acts 16:9-15. This is the sixth 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 focuses our desires on what matters most.

This is the fifth Sunday 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 this special celebration of our confirmands, we can see these Verbs of Faith being put into practice and lived out. Nine confirmation students were asked to share portions of their faith statements after having worked all year, investing nearly 40 class hours and additional time working with mentors to learn about the Christian faith. These nine were unanimously affirmed by the Board of Elders, and confirmed in worship.

Sermon on Acts 9:36-43. This is the fourth 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 brings us to life even after we die.

Sermon on Acts 9:1-20. This is the third 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 helps us change when we realize we were wrong.

Sermon on Acts 5:27-32. This is the second 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 motivates us to obey and serve God alone.

Sermon on John 20:1-18. This is the first 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 drives us to run toward Jesus wherever he appears.

Sermon on Luke 19:28-40. This is the sixth sermon in the series How to Repent.

Repentance is a word that we use regularly as believers, but we don't always express exactly what it entails. During the season of Lent, we will consider what it looks like to repent in a variety of ways and circumstances.

In the sermon, we explore how repentance offers us a window into Holy Week.

Sermon on John 12:1-8. This is the fifth sermon in the series How to Repent.

Repentance is a word that we use regularly as believers, but we don't always express exactly what it entails. During the season of Lent, we will consider what it looks like to repent in a variety of ways and circumstances.

In the sermon, we explore how repentance gives us eyes to see clearly what we value.

Sermon on Luke 15:1-3, 11-32. This is the fourth sermon in the series How to Repent.

Repentance is a word that we use regularly as believers, but we don't always express exactly what it entails. During the season of Lent, we will consider what it looks like to repent in a variety of ways and circumstances.

In the sermon, we explore how God welcomes us home, no matter how long we've been gone.

Sermon on Luke 13:1-9. This is the third sermon in the series How to Repent.

Repentance is a word that we use regularly as believers, but we don't always express exactly what it entails. During the season of Lent, we will consider what it looks like to repent in a variety of ways and circumstances.

In the sermon, we explore how nobody is too far gone for repentance to bear fruit in their life.