Colossians 3:23-25; Greg Kame preaches on the theology of work in the church. Do all things as unto the Lord.

Ephesians 4:1-6; Montrel Haygood preaches on the reality of community within the local church.

Exodus 20:8-11; In this second message of a two-part series on the Sabbath, Joel Kurz explains the communal aspect of the 4th commandment - Sabbath is not a personalized day, but rather, there is a "togetherness" associated with this fourth commandment. Sunday has become a day of gaining a glimpse of heaven as the Church comes together, on the Lord's Day, to remember our rest.

Exodus 20:8-11; In this first message of a two-part series on Sabbath, Joel Kurz explains the meaning of the Sabbath and lays the foundation for the practice of the 4th commandemnt today. Come unto me, Jesus said, all who are weary, and I will give you rest.

Exodus 20:7; What does it mean to take the name of the Lord in vain? In this sermon, Joel Kurz explores the meaning of the third commandment and applies it to the life of the believer in today's society. Throughout the Bible, God's name is associated with his fame and glory. To hollow his name is to hollow God of his glory.

Exodus 20:3; Houses, jobs, girlfriends, husbands, friends, kids, food, social acceptance, degrees, guns, cake, drugs, websites, media... what do all of these things have in common? They demand that we bow to them as god. We are tempted, every day, to put something else before God. In this sermon, Joel Kurz address the first commandment and our siritual adultery.

Exodus 20:1-3; We live in a society which has rejected our ultimate authority. The God of grace is a law-making God and, in his mercy, has given us his moral law, summarized in the Ten Commandments. In this sermon, Joel Kurz address what the Ten Commandments are and how they relate to us as Christians today.

1 Peter 5:5-14; The suffering life is a life of spiritual warfare. The question is not if Christians will suffer but rather when Christians will suffer. When suffering comes, an epic war rages. How we respond during times of suffering demonstrates who we are. In this final sermon on 1 Peter, Joel Kurz demonstrates our ultimate hope and discusses how we are to fight in the midst of suffering.

1 Peter 5:1-4: "I've given up on organized religion," said one man as he complained about the domineering, authoritarian hypocrisy of his previous pastor. Too many churches have been devastated by poor leadership. In this sermon, Joel Kurz puts forth God's call for faithful Elders, explaining who these Elders should be and what they should do.

1 Peter 4:12-19; Christians through the centuries have known that suffering is often a normal part of the Christian life. Not only did were Christian ancestors unsurprised by suffering, but they suffered well! What did they know that we often forget? In this sermon, Joel Kurz seeks to answer this question from Peter's exhortation to the Strangers and Aliens.