Psalm 2 is a Psalm that points to Jesus.  In this sermon Pastor Bill unpacks the reality that we have a True King, we hate the True King and we need a True King in order to flourish, and be who we were created to be.

Hear reports from two of our Gospel Partners. Louise Nagler oversees Bible translation into African languages at Wycliff Bible Translators.  Meg Given hosts United Nations diplomats at the Christian Embassy in NYC.

The Kingdom of God has already come, but it has not yet come in full.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores the nature of Christian hope, and what it looks like to live in this tension.

Is Christianity really in decline?  If it is, could that be a good thing?  How do Jesus' followers live as citizens of heaven, and citizens of earth, at the same time?  And where does the power to do that come from?  These are the questions Pastor Bill will try to answer in this sermon that calls the church to embrace its true identity.

What is the Kingdom Mission?  What on earth are we supposed to be doing, in the name of our King?  In this sermon (part II of II), Pastor Bill talks about our calling to demonstrate the gospel by doing justice and showing mercy.

What is the Kingdom Mission?  What on earth are we supposed to be doing, in the name of our King?  In this sermon (part I of II), Pastor Bill talks about our calling to proclaim the gospel and make disciples.  In part II, Pastor Bill talks about our calling to demonstrate the gospel by doing justice and showing mercy.

The Kingdom of God is God's rule, over God's people, in God's place.  The local church is the people in this equation.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores how the church is called to live out the Kingdom Story.

Come along as Jasmine Myers, our Artist in Residence, preaches on 2 Peter 1:3-8.

Jesus said, "anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it.”  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores what Jesus means by this statement, why becoming like a little child is so difficult, and why it's ultimately worth it.

The Kingdom of God is an upside down Kingdom. In this sermon on Jesus' beatitudes, Pastor Bill shows how Jesus turns conventional wisdom on its head, obliterates social and cultural distinctions and makes it possible for anyone to receive God's blessing and participate in the life of His Kingdom.