Sermon on Luke 13:31-35. This is the second 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 isn't waiting to punish us, but longs to forgive us.

Sermon on Luke 4:1-13. This is the first 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 when a good thing becomes a God thing, that's a bad thing.

Sermon on Exodus 34:29-35. This is the seventh and final sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how as we live faithfully, God transforms us in unexpected ways.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 15:35-50. This is the Sixthsermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how hope in the resurrection completely changes how we interact with the world today.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 15:12-20. This is the fifth sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how not knowing everything about God nourishes our lives.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. This is the fourth sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how our faith is anchored in history, which gives reason for hope.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 13:1-13. This is the third sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how more than any other spiritual practice, we must dedicate ourselves to love.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:12-31. This is the second sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how we find unity only when we're focused on Jesus as our head.

Sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. This is the first sermon in the series A Transformed Community.

This sermon series will focus on the ways we act as the light of the world. Our community of Christians must embody our hope in the resurrection and the transforming power of Christ's presence among us. Each sermon will focus on a specific way we're called to practice this.

In the sermon, we explore how God's Spirit empowers us to serve one another and the church in profound ways.

Sermon on Luke 3:15-17, 21-22. This is the seventh sermon in the series The Beginning of the End.

Spanning Advent and Christmas, this series will focus on the shared expectations between the first and second comings of Christ. God's incarnation was the victory, the beginning of the end, and Advent reminds us to anticipate the consummation of the victory. Each sermon will point to a specific practice shared by both Advent and the Parousia.

In the sermon, we explore how we are not called to wait for Jesus to return, but to imitate him and go into the world he loves.