As public life becomes less stable, more and more people are freaking out, and reacting to current events out of fear.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill shows us how cultivating peace in our private lives can have a transforming effect on our public lives.

Pastor Bill interviews two pairs of intergenerational friends about how their friendships came to be and how God has used them in their lives and in their walk with Him.

Compassion is what motivates God to act on behalf of those who are suffering.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explains the nature of compassion, the boundlessness of compassion, and the ultimate goal of compassion.

Respect is one of the most important foundations of a civil society.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explains why we owe one another respect, why there's a lack of respect, how to cultivate respect and what it looks like in our public lives.

Barbara Ruh preaches on how justice should be a signpost in the Christian's life.

David Blankenhorn says that, "we live in the age of arrogance—an unforgiving, intolerant, anger-stoked age of entrenched confirmation bias across groups and of constantly alleged binary political choices in which your position is entirely wrong and mine is entirely right."  The solution is intellectual humility.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill shows how intellectual humility is a natural fruit of the gospel of grace, why intellectual humility is so elusive, and how we can cultivate it in our daily lives.

How can Christians be salt and light in a society that is unraveling?  How can we remain engaged in seek our neighbor's flourishing when so much seems to be going wrong around us?  In this sermon on a famous passage from the book of Esther, Pastor Bill focuses our attention on courage - one of five public virtues that we'll explore in the coming weeks.  What is courage?  When do we need it?  And how do we get it?

Jasmine Myers preaches on John 9:1-3

David Huntley continues our sermons series with Galatians 6:6-18

Pierre Willems Continues our sermon series with Galatians 5:15-6:8