The story of Cain and Abel is a story of sibling rivalry, jealousy and murder.  More fundamentally, though, it is a cautionary tale about the power of sin, and an invitation to know and love the God of justice, mercy and grace.

Anna and Simeon waited their whole lives to behold Israel's Savior.  In this sermon, Paul Sorrentino explores how God honored their faithfulness and patient hope and used them to encourage Mary and Joseph shortly after Jesus' birth.  He also shows how we can exercise patient hope in difficult times.

This sermon explores how Jesus, starting with His birth, redefines what love is.

Advent is a time for cultivating joy. But what is joy? And how do we get it? In this sermon on Mary's Song, Pastor Bill seeks to identify the sources of true joy and how we can cultivate it in our lives.

Jesus came to bring peace.  But true peace exists on the other side of conflict.  Jesus is able to bring true peace only by disrupting false peace--and the same will be true for us!

Hope is not optimism that things will work out. Hope is confidence in a Person, namely, Jesus. In this Advent Sermon, Pastor Bill unpacks the ground of hope, the power of hope and the impact of hope.

There are lots of perceptions about the Bible that are not true -like the idea that it's a book of rules, or just a random collection of unrelated stories. In reality, the Bible is telling One Big *(true) Story, and at the center of that story is Jesus. In this week's "sermon" Bill and Vi tag team the Greatest Story Ever Told!

How does God respond to human sin? In this sermon, Pastor Bill walks us through God's judgment and mercy in the aftermath of the fall. He then pans the camera back to see Genesis 1-3 in the context of the whole Biblical story.

Genesis 3 gives us insight into the underlying causes of our brokenness, and what it takes to heal not only our sin, but its affects.

Mysterious trees! Talking serpents! Deadly fruit! What is going on in this passage?!? In this first of three sermons on the Fall, Pastor Bill explains the significance of these bizarre images and how this passage both reveals our predicament and points to Jesus.