Mathew 11:27-30; The question is not if we will suffer, the question is where we will turn when we suffer. In this sermon, Greg Kame explains that there is only one foundation which will provide hope in the midst of suffering. Jesus said, "Come unto me, all who are weary, and I will give you rest." Greg Kame currently serves as an intern at The Garden Church.

1 Peter 4:7-11; After a week of riots in Baltimore, we ask, "What does the church have to offer the wider community?" Our community needs real hope, forgiveness, love, and service. The church is a countercultural community which displays God's glory in this world. In this sermon, Joel Kurz demonstrates how our future shapes our community and how, as a future-shaped community, we respond to one another and the world around us.

1 Corinthians 10:1-14; Idolatry slips up on us. Everyday we are tempted to turn back to our old idols. In this sermon, Montrel Haygood gives a Scriptural warning for all of us to learn from the examples of our past, and to flee idolatry. If we do not, we will be destroyed.

1 Peter 4:1-6; If not now, that moment of decision will come. That fork in the road when you know that choosing obedience to God means suffering. In this sermon, Joel Kurz addresses this very real issue which Christians were facing 2,000 years ago, and which Christians still face today. What do you do when obedience to God means suffering?

1 Peter 3:18-22; How does Jesus help us through suffering? Some say that religion is no more than a pain killer for the weak. Does Jesus merely dull the pain until we die? In this sermon, Joel Kurz explains that Jesus is much more than a pain kller, Jesus has accomplished victory. Listen and discover how Jesus helps us through suffering.

1 Peter 3:13-17; People today are not typically often driven by "reasons," they're driven by feelings. Unfortunately, many Christians follow suit. Why are you worshipping a dead man who you claim to be risen? Do you have a reason? In this sermon, Joel Kurz discusses the reason for the hope that is in us.

1 Corinthians 11:30-12:10; It wasn't fun, was it -- that time this past week that you realized that you were woefully incapable of something? In this sermon, Isaac Adams teaches on boasting in our weaknesses. When we are weak, God is strong.Isaac Adams lives in Washington DC and works with Together for the Gospel and The Front Porch.

1 Peter 3:8-12; The Christians in Peter's day were living in a very difficult time of persecution and they were faced with a very big questin - how should we repay the evil committed against us? The answer is shocling - bless those who persecute you. Listen as Joel Kurz explains what being blessed means and what it means to bless our enemies.

1 Peter 3:1-8; Paul now turns to address husbands and wives. Under these circumstances, how should wives submit to their husabands and in what ways should husbands submit to their wives. This sermon shows God's design for marriage and how it particularly helps those in bad marriages.

1 Peter 2:18-25; Paul begins to address specific groups of people who suffer under injustice, first he addresses the servants. This sermon demostrates that Christians not only can suffer under injustice but are called to suffer under injustice and Jesus shows them how to do so.