Many people today argue that forgiveness is the enemy of justice.  Is that true?  Is it possible to forgive and still take injustice seriously?  In this sermon on Jesus' teaching in Matthew 18, Pastor Bill unpacks how we can both confront sin and forgive those who sin against us. 

Marc Freedman from Stanford University says that we started the 20th century as one of the most age-integrated societies in the world and ended it as the most age-segregated.  One of the ways Christians are called to be weird is by valuing and pursuing intergenerational relationships.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill reflects on the Apostle Paul's relationship with Timothy and how intergenerational relationships are essential for our spiritual growth and flourishing!  

We live in a world that is quick to complain, criticize and write people off.  Life often leaves us feeling lonely, run down and ready to give up.  There is a book in the Bible that was written to a beleaguered community that was tempted to throw in the towel.  In this sermon on the book of Hebrews, Barbara Ruh traces the theme of encouragement and the role that it can play in Jesus' family to persevere.

Jesus talked about our relationship with money and possessions more than anything else.  In this passage, the Apostle Paul warns his protege, Timothy, of the dangers of seeking wealth and invites him to pursue godliness and contentment instead.  Then he instructs Timothy how to guide his church to live a life of simplicity and generosity, which is rooted in, and reflects, the beauty of the gospel.

Everyone needs freedom, community and meaning.  Western culture elevates the importance of freedom at the expense of the other two.  In this sermon on 1 Corinthians 12, Pastor Bill unpacks how the gospel moves us to value and depend on others in ways that lead to greater abundance, maturity and joy.

A panel discussion with four of our gospel partners serving in different places around the globe covering topics like calling, challenges, perseverance, working cross culturally and prayer. 

God is calling you into the deep!  This sermon, preached by Pamela Foxx from Urban Promise in Camden, NJ, explores the nature of God's call, the miracle of God's power and the wonder of God's presence as we move into the world in His Name.  

In John 10 & 11, Jesus drops two bombshell revelations that have the power to revolutionize and transform our lives.