Matthew 11:1-30; Every other "god" becomes a very demanding god. Our "gods" demand much of our time and energy and leave us beaten and tired. Jesus calls weary sinners to find their rest in him - his yoke is easy and his burden is light!Brian is a church planter in Philadelphia and also a recording artist with Lampmode under the name "God's Servant."

1 Kings 18; Guest preacher, Richard Parks, presents the gods we serve and challenges us to wake up to the reality of our own idolatry and find Chrsit as our only hope.

Proverbs 8-9; There are two ladies and everyone walks with one or the other. Lady Wisdom and Lady Folly. This sermon compares and contrasts the two and is a plea to walk, live, and eat with Wisdom.

Proverbs 7; An old man looks through his window and sees the fool walking by her house, the seductress. She meets him and leads him away like an ox led to the slaughter. This sermon examines the fall of the fool and presents our only real solution.

Proverbs 6; The father, the sage in Proverbs, continues to lavish wisdom on his son. As we listen, we learn, and understand that this is a word from the Lord to us! Listen in as we discover what co-signing loans, laziness, and divisiveness have in common.

Proverbs 5:1-23, 6:24-35: Sex; good of bad? Some in years past would have said "bad." God says "good." And the Bible shows us that ghe goodness is often lost in sexual immorality. We examine God's warmings against the leap into sexual immorality. There is no real happiness or fulfillment there, only destruction.

Proverbs 4:1-27; All of life is lived on a road and we're all heading toward a destination. The reality is this, there are only two roads. The road to life and the road to death. God wants you to travel the road to life and this sermon shows how we might be sure that we are on that road.

Proverbs 3:13-35; In a culture of despair, fear, and violence, the world needs nothing more than a church that is shaped by wisdom. This sermon examines how wisdom shapes us in each one of these categories and how, as a result, we become attractive to the world.

Proverbs 3:1-12; Wisdom is for all of life. This sermon examines the incentives which are attached to each command and shows that, during times of plenty as well as times of poverty, wisdom is useful and good. The sermon also contains a critique of the Prosperity Gospel and how the Proverbs are abused and mishandled by Prosperity teachers.

Colossians 3:1-17; In this sermon, Montrel Haygood examines what it means to put off the old self, out on the new, and grow as a follower of Jesus.