Kingdoms are defined by their kings and Jesus is no ordinary king.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores some of the ways that Jesus fails to meet the expectations of both his contemporaries in 1st Century Palestine, and modern Westerners, both inside and outside of the church--and what makes Jesus a truly unique and matchless king.

The gospels record Jesus talking about the Kingdom of God more than anything else - over 100 times in the pages of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John!  How then is it possible that so many Christians miss the central message of Jesus, and, in fact, the whole Bible?  In this sermon, Pastor Bill unpacks what the Kingdom of God is all about, and why it matters.

Everyone is experiencing this season differently.  Some are eager to re-engage and make up for lost time while others are exhausted, weary and in need of rest.  This sermon on Genesis 33:12-14 explores how we can navigate this season with wisdom, grace, patience and honesty.

In this sermon on Psalm 124, Pastor Bill explores what honest prayer looks like, as well as the role that praise plays in the life of faith.

What does it mean to be free?  How can we be free in a world filled with injustice and oppression?  Psalm 123 was written by an oppressed person.  Through his prayer, we discover a path to freedom and flourishing that transcends our circumstances.

In this sermon on Psalm 130, Pastor Bill shows how God helps us to overcome our guilt and shame by trusting in His mercy and unfailing love.

King David sang, "How good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity."  In this sermon, on the occasion of our return to the sanctuary, Pastor Bill explores the pleasure of unity, the source of unity and the blessing of unity.

Gathering for worship has incredible power.  In this sermon on Psalm 122, Pastor Bill explores how worshipping with others can liberate us from five prisons: individualism, tribalism, narcissism, cynicism and escapism.

A sermon on Psalm 131 by Pierre Willems

A sermon on Psalm 127 by Pierre Willems