The resurrection is the lynchpin of history. Without it, Christianity would not exist. In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores why believing in the resurrection may be easier than not believing, and also why the resurrection matters.

Jesus experienced anxiety. In this sermon, Pastor Bill unpacks how Jesus navigates anxiety and loss in the final hours of his life.

What comes to your mind when you think about eternity? In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores the role that hope and secure attachment play in helping us to "hold" our fear of loss, rather than try to avoid loss.

The most common way people deal with anxiety is through avoidance. Avoidance habits often become a hedge against having to depend on God and others. Pastor Bill explores the relationship between anxiety, avoidance and idolatry, and the life-changing truth that there is abundant life on the other side of loss.

Often, the message we hear about anxiety is "anxiety is bad, pray it away!" Or "anxiety is bad, medicate it away!" But what if anxiety was one of our best opportunities for spiritual growth? In this sermon, Pastor Bill introduces the topic of anxiety, shows us how Jesus responds to anxious people, and how we can embrace anxiety as an opportunity to draw closer to God and others.

Vi Tran wrapped up this sermon series with Psalm 16 and reminded us that God is our only refuge. Psalm 16 teaches us to look to Jesus, who has given us a joy that transcends our circumstances — a joy that flows out of knowing God as the source of our security and hope because He is the God who has defeated death and promised to redeem and restore all things.

Psalm 23 is the most beloved Psalm, and perhaps the most famous piece of literature in the world. It was written by David, toward the end of his life. The Psalm portrays God as a good shepherd, a gracious host, and a permanent home. And it holds out the possibility of a settled life of confident trust and peace.

"Now we see in part." It's common to have experiences that trouble us deeply, or even cause us to question our faith. Psalm 49 invites us to pray through our conundrums, and examine our own hearts for things that don't fit our identity in Christ. As we do, we gain a greater understanding of God's "bigger picture" and the role that Jesus plays when it comes to resolving the unresolved parts of our lives.

Many Psalms summon us to praise God. Does this make God a narcissist? Why is praising God for who He is such an important part of the life of faith? Pastor Bill addresses these questions in this sermon on Psalm 148.

In Lament, we cry out to God for help. The counterpart to Lament is Grateful Praise: publicly praising God for answering us! Pastor Bill unpacks the role of Grateful Praise in the life of faith, Christian community and public witness, and then a parade of people share stories of grateful praise to God!