What happens when the flame of your faith grows dim?  When disappointment, complacency or trials dampen your passion for God?  In this sermon, Donnell Turner invites us to reflect on scenes from the lives of King David and the Apostle Peter and experience God's renewing grace so that we can rekindle the fire of our faith. 

God wants to bring deep healing and renewal to our souls to prepare us to fulfill the purposes He has for our lives.  This kind of deep, interior work can only really be done in the starkness of silence and solitude, as we make space for Jesus to give us rest, heal our souls and guide our steps.

Spiritual Renewal is rooted in the response of God's People to God's Presence. In this sermon, Pastor Pierre Willems explores the various ways that God makes his presence known, and how we can prepare ourselves to recognize, receive, and respond to Him.

Spiritual Renewal often comes through a crisis that brings us to the end of ourselves and fills us with a desire for God's presence.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill unpacks the Renewal Pattern that we see throughout the Bible and through history, and invites us to contend with God for supernatural transformation.

The story of the Tower of Babel is often misunderstood.  It is much more than an explanation for why so many languages exist.  It is a cautionary tale about the dangers of trying to domesticate God, and gathering a crowd to seek its own glory.

After the Flood, God enters into a covenant, not just with Noah, but with all of creation.  Why does He do this?  What does it mean?  And what does it reveal about God and how He relates to His creatures?

The Flood is NOT a children's story!  It is a terrifying story about human corruption, and God's settled opposition to sin and its destructive effects.  But it is also a story that invites us to explore dimensions of God's character: namely, His pathos, His justice and His grace.

Our family stories are often beautiful and broken.  In this sermon, Pastor Bill examines the family stories of Cain and Seth, and invites us to examine our own family stories, and how they can be healed and redeemed by Jesus and His Family.

Cain and Abel are just the first of many sibling rivalries in the Bible.  Why is it that our closest and most important relationships are often the most fractious?  Why does God's involvement often make our relationships more complicated?  In this sermon, Pastor Bill "follows the thread" of the sibling rivalry theme throughout the Bible. 

How does God respond when we mess up?  Why should we trust Him when evil people seem to get away with murder?  How can we break sin's power in our lives so that it doesn't take on a life of it's own?  These are some of the questions Pastor Bill wrestles with as we continue to explore the story of Cain and Abel.