How do we change? In this sermon, Pastor Bill talks about how we can partner with the Holy Spirit to become more like Jesus.

The Holy Spirit, the spirit who is, who was, and who will always be, bursts onto the scene on the day of Pentecost and changes the course of history forever. But what does that mean for us today as believers? The gift of the Holy Spirit in our lives is a miraculous gift that can oftentimes be neglected, taken for granted and even resisted. In this sermon, Joe Pouliot will help us look at the awesomeness of the Spirit and how we can stay "present" to God's own Presence as we move through our lives.

Believers receive the gift of the Holy Spirit dwelling within them and the Holy Spirit gives spiritual gifts to every believer to use to build up the church. In this sermon, Barbara Ruh will help us explore how believers are to use these gifts and learn that the Holy Spirit is the gift that keeps on giving.

The Holy Spirit is identified in numerous places as the Spirit of "adoption to sonship." In this sermon, Jasmine will help us dig into the context of that a little, but mainly we're focusing on 2 points: First, the Holy Spirit's main purpose in our lives is not to give supernatural gifts or even power to be good (although those happen too), but to remind us who God is and who we are to Him. Second, it is a long, non-linear, lifelong process for us as spiritual adoptees to learn to bond with God, and that's a process He's 100% down for.

What exactly does the Holy Spirit do? In this sermon, Anthony Spina shows how the Holy Spirit points us, continually, to Jesus, guides us in our decisions and emboldens us to do things we would otherwise not do.

The Holy Spirit is God's personal presence with us. In this sermon, Pastor Bill answers the question, "why are we better off now that Jesus is no longer here, in the flesh?" and explores what Jesus means when He says that God is sending us "another advocate."

How do we read the Bible? Pastor Bill walks us through a method for engaging Scripture (Reading Fast, Reading Slow) and invites us to take our next step in our relationship with the Bible.

The purpose of reading the Bible is to know God so that we can become like Him. Our culture trains us to read for entertainment or information (if we read at all). In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores what it looks like to read for formation.

If we misunderstand what the Bible is, we will certainly misunderstand what the Bible says. In this sermon, Pastor Bill unpacks what it means that the Bible is a library of writings that are both divine and human that together tell a unified story that leads to Jesus.

American Christians are reading the Bible less and less. Some find it boring, others find it intimidating, and still others find it to be deeply problematic. So why should we care what the Bible says? Because Jesus did. In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores Jesus' relationship with the Bible, and challenges us to model our relationship with the Bible after His.