Continuing the series on God's calling, this message turns to 2 Samuel 6 and the story of David, reflecting (after Gideon) on how God works through people's own initiative and desires, picking up David's life after his fame for defeating Goliath.

Continuing the series on God's calling, this message tells the story of Gideon in Judges 7, where God reduces Gideon's army from thousands to just 300 to defeat the Midianites, so that Israel would know the victory came from God, not their own strength.

A conversational message on the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20, featuring an interview with Carol and Brian Carlson about their questions on where to "go," what worship looks like amid doubt, and how Jesus commissions the disciples even when some doubted.

Continuing the series on God's calling, this message looks at Exodus 31 and God calling Bezalel by name and filling him with the Spirit and craftsmanship to build the tabernacle, exploring how God entrusts his work to ordinary people and their gifts.

Continuing the series on God's calling, this message begins the story of Joseph in Genesis 37 and following, reflecting on how God chooses to work his purposes through people over time rather than acting alone, even when it seems inefficient.

Part of the series on God's calling, this guest-preached message walks through the story of Noah in Genesis 6-7, examining how God sees the wickedness of humanity, feels regret and compassion, and acts through the flood, and how Noah responds to God's call.

Continuing the series on God's calling, this message looks at Genesis 1:26-28 and humanity being made in the image of God and given dominion, exploring why God entrusts his work to people, as seen in the Great Commission on the hill of Galilee.

Beginning a new multi-week series on being called by God, this message opens with the messy realities of the early church (Paul, Apollos, and the Ephesian disciples in Acts 19) and the Great Commission, exploring what it means to be called by God for his work.

The final message in the core values series, focusing on "peace," draws on Joshua 5 (the commander of the Lord's army before Jericho) and Jesus' words in Matthew 10:34 about not bringing peace but a sword, exploring what biblical peace truly means.

Part of the core values series, this message turns to the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5, focusing on Jesus calling an ordinary crowd "the salt of the earth" and "the light of the world," following the Beatitudes.