Luke 2:8-20 //

In this sermon, Pastor Mathew unpacks one of the most famous Christmas passages in the Bible. By examining the responses of the shepherds and Mary to the birth of Jesus, Pastor Mathew shows us three ways to respond to the coming of Christ this Christmas.

Luke 1:67-79 //

In this sermon, Pastor Mathew walks us through the Song of Zechariah in Luke 1:67-79. He strives to show us how the coming of Jesus fulfills three of our hearts' deepest longings. With the coming of Christ, God visits the hopeless, redeems the sinful, and delivers the captive.

Matthew 2:1-12 //

In this sermon, Barton Ramsey shows us that the wise men of Matthew 2 are much more than just misplaced characters in many nativity sets. This visit of the wise men from the east shows us that the only appropriate response to the coming of Christ is adoration and praise.

Matthew 1:18-25 //

In this sermon, Pastor Avery kicks off our Advent sermon series by taking us to the narrative of Jesus' birth in the Gospel of Matthew. He shows us what it means that God is with us and why it matters.

Genesis 11:1-9 //

In this sermon, Pastor Mathew unpacks the infamous story of the city and tower of Babel. By highlighting the rebellion of man, just and merciful response from God, and future grand reversal, Pastor Mathew demonstrates that though pride leads to self-destruction, God comes down to set all things right.

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 //

During our annual Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Mathew unpacks 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 to highlight both the expectation and motivation for gratitude in the Christian life.

Genesis 9:1-17 //

In this sermon, Pastor Mathew unpacks the Noahic Covenant. After introducing the biblical concept of "covenant," Mathew shares how this covenant with Noah demonstrates the breadth of God's love for humanity, the depth of God's care for creation, and the permanence of God's mercy.

Genesis 6:9-9:29 //

In this sermon, Barton Ramsey walks us through the Noah narrative to show us how Noah causes us to look back to Adam and forward to Jesus. He helps us see that we need much more than a fresh start if we are to have hope in a world full of sin.

Genesis 5:1-6:8 //

In this sermon, Pastor Avery shows us how the sin that entered God's good world is now universally corrupting it. He considers both the destructive infection and spread of sin while leaving us with a word of hope.

Genesis 4:1-16 //

In this sermon, Pastor Mathew walks us through the infamous story of Cain and Abel. He strives to show us why it's important for us to have a sober awareness of the subtle power of sin and the relentless pursuit of grace.