Sermon on John 1:1-18. This is the sixth 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 Jesus, as God's Word, enables us to speak God's words to the world.

Sermon on Luke 2:41-52. This is the fifth 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 have no more control over where Jesus goes than Mary did.

Sermon on Luke 2:1-14. This is the fourth 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 true peace is found not in any government, but in the promise of Jesus.

Sermon on Luke 1:39-55. This is the third 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 the coming of our Lord brings paradoxical hope.

Sermon on Luke 3:1-6. This is the second 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 can welcome Jesus by pursuing righteousness and justice in our lives.

Sermon on Luke 21:25-36. This is the first 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 Jesus' arrival will change the world forever.

Sermon on John 18:33-37. This is the third and final sermon in the series The Strange Kingdom.

Focusing on Jesus' teaching, this sermon series will highlight what we may find different or strange about God's upside-down kingdom. Each sermon will emphasize one way in which God's government is different than how humans govern.

In the sermon, we explore how Jesus' kingdom is unlike any kingdom we've ever seen, and prevails even over death.

Sermon on Mark 13:1-8. This is the second sermon in the series The Strange Kingdom.

Focusing on Jesus' teaching, this sermon series will highlight what we may find different or strange about God's upside-down kingdom. Each sermon will emphasize one way in which God's government is different than how humans govern.

In the sermon, we explore how the "win" for Jesus isn't a huge church, but a people faithful to God.

Sermons from two Sunnyside high school seniors, Theo and Maddie.

Theo Mager preaches from Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17

Maddie Stabnik preaches from Psalm 127

Sermon on Mark 12:28-34. This is the first sermon in the series The Strange Kingdom.

Focusing on Jesus' teaching, this sermon series will highlight what we may find different or strange about God's upside-down kingdom. Each sermon will emphasize one way in which God's government is different than how humans govern.

In the sermon, we explore how instead of focusing on the Law of Moses, Jesus focuses on the law of love.