Sermon on Isaiah 9:1-7. This is the sixth and final sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how Christ sovereignly brings light, hope, and peace when our world feels dark and unstable.

Sermon on Amos 1:1-2; 5:14-15, 21-24. This is the fifth sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how God’s justice flows like water—eroding sin, rejecting double standards, and renewing community.

Sermon on 1 Kings 19:1-28. This is the fourth sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how when God seems silent, we’re invited to rest, pray, and trust new life.

Sermon on 1 Samuel 3:1-21. This is the third sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how God dwells among us—not in perfection or grandeur, but in presence, promise, and grace.

Sermon on 1 Samuel 16:1-13 and Psalm 51:10-14. This is the second sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how God calls ordinary people by grace, seeing the heart rather than outward strength or status.

Sermon on 1 Samuel 3:1-21. This is the first sermon in our six-week sermon series called God Speaks.

Different people hear God in different ways. How does God speak to you? Throughout Israel's history, God has spoken in many ways--all ways God continues to speak today. As we listen for God's voice and prepare for the arrival of God's Son, let Israel's history prompt you to hear what God is speaking to you.

In this sermon, we explore how when we listen for God, God’s Word convicts us of sin yet speaks an even louder word of grace.

Sermon on Exodus 16:1-18. This is the fifth and final sermon in our fall sermon series called Blessings of God.

As we kick off the fall, we'll look at the foundational stories of Israel through the lens of gratitude and blessing. With each step of the journey taken by God's people, they encounter another blessing God offers them. Some are obvious; others are disguised by circumstance. Through this series, we'll begin to see the blessings God gives us today.

In this sermon, we explore how even in our complaining and rebellion, God provides what we need.

Sermon on Exodus 2:23-25; 3:1-15; 4:10-17. This is the fourth sermon in our fall sermon series called Blessings of God.

As we kick off the fall, we'll look at the foundational stories of Israel through the lens of gratitude and blessing. With each step of the journey taken by God's people, they encounter another blessing God offers them. Some are obvious; others are disguised by circumstance. Through this series, we'll begin to see the blessings God gives us today.

In this sermon, we explore how God appears as a holy companion, showing up unexpectedly and calling hesitant people.

Sermon on Genesis 27:1-4, 15-23; 28:10-17. This is the third sermon in our fall sermon series called Blessings of God.

As we kick off the fall, we'll look at the foundational stories of Israel through the lens of gratitude and blessing. With each step of the journey taken by God's people, they encounter another blessing God offers them. Some are obvious; others are disguised by circumstance. Through this series, we'll begin to see the blessings God gives us today.

In this sermon, we explore how God blesses even imperfect followers, opening heaven through Christ who sees, knows, and redeems us.

Sermon on Genesis 21:1-3; 22:1-14. This is the second sermon in our fall sermon series called Blessings of God.

As we kick off the fall, we'll look at the foundational stories of Israel through the lens of gratitude and blessing. With each step of the journey taken by God's people, they encounter another blessing God offers them. Some are obvious; others are disguised by circumstance. Through this series, we'll begin to see the blessings God gives us today.

In this sermon, we explore how God does not demand child sacrifice but provides, calling us to trust, gratitude, and faithful living.