Sermon on Job 42:1-6, 10-17. This is the fourth and final sermon in the series When Tragedy Strikes.

None of us get through this life without experiencing a tragic event. When a catastrophe occurs, what does our faith have to say about it? If God is central in our faith, God will also be central in how we respond to tragic events. Each sermon will focus on what God does in response to tragedy.

In the sermon, we explore how God's presence redeems every part of our story.

Sermon on Job 38:1-7, 34-41. This is the third sermon in the series When Tragedy Strikes.

None of us get through this life without experiencing a tragic event. When a catastrophe occurs, what does our faith have to say about it? If God is central in our faith, God will also be central in how we respond to tragic events. Each sermon will focus on what God does in response to tragedy.

In the sermon, we explore how when we experience pain, creation can remind us of the mysterious presence of God in our lives.

Sermon on Job 23:1-9, 16-17. This is the second sermon in the series When Tragedy Strikes.

None of us get through this life without experiencing a tragic event. When a catastrophe occurs, what does our faith have to say about it? If God is central in our faith, God will also be central in how we respond to tragic events. Each sermon will focus on what God does in response to tragedy.

In the sermon, we explore how looking for God is most important when God seems the most absent.

Sermon on Job 1:1; 2:1-10. This is the first sermon in the series When Tragedy Strikes.

None of us get through this life without experiencing a tragic event. When a catastrophe occurs, what does our faith have to say about it? If God is central in our faith, God will also be central in how we respond to tragic events. Each sermon will focus on what God does in response to tragedy.

In the sermon, we explore how, whether giving or taking, God is ultimately in control of all things.

Sermon on James 5:13-20. This is the fifth and final sermon in the series True Religion.

The book of James offers transcendent wisdom for how to put our faith into practice. It's one thing to know in theory what a royal life looks like--James forces us to live it out concretely. Each sermon will focus on a specific practice designed to live out our faith in daily life.

In the sermon, we explore how the most effective kind of prayer is the kind you practice regularly.

Sermon on James 3:13--4:3, 7-8a. This is the fourth sermon in the series True Religion.

The book of James offers transcendent wisdom for how to put our faith into practice. It's one thing to know in theory what a royal life looks like--James forces us to live it out concretely. Each sermon will focus on a specific practice designed to live out our faith in daily life.

In the sermon, we explore how God's wisdom focuses our desires on what is really important.

Sermon on James 3:1-12. This is the third sermon in the series True Religion.

The book of James offers transcendent wisdom for how to put our faith into practice. It's one thing to know in theory what a royal life looks like--James forces us to live it out concretely. Each sermon will focus on a specific practice designed to live out our faith in daily life.

In the sermon, we explore how we need to be thoughtful about what we say; words can both wound and heal.

Sermon on James 2:1-17. This is the second sermon in the series True Religion.

The book of James offers transcendent wisdom for how to put our faith into practice. It's one thing to know in theory what a royal life looks like--James forces us to live it out concretely. Each sermon will focus on a specific practice designed to live out our faith in daily life.

In the sermon, we explore how equal treatment affirms our culture's values, but equitable treatment raises up the lowly--God calls us to equity.

Sermon on James 1:17-27. This is the first sermon in the series True Religion.

The book of James offers transcendent wisdom for how to put our faith into practice. It's one thing to know in theory what a royal life looks like--James forces us to live it out concretely. Each sermon will focus on a specific practice designed to live out our faith in daily life.

In the sermon, we explore how right belief is important, but only matters if it leads us into right practice.

Sermon on 1 Kings 8:22-30, 41-43. This is the ninth and final sermon in the series A Royal Life.

We are called to live as a holy nation, a royal priesthood, God's special possession. So what does a royal life look like? How can we, as children of the King, live a royal life? Each sermon will explore habits and decisions that drive us closer to God or further away from God.

In the sermon, we explore how God is not restricted to this house of worship, but prepares us here in a special way to welcome "foreigners" to the faith.