Proverbs 2:1-22; So where do we begin? This sermon examines where we find wisdom and how to attain her.

Proverbs 1:20-33: It is not uncommon to find someone who has ignored wisdom their entire life, lived a lifestyle of destruction, and has found themselves in real trouble. When they finally cry out for wisdom, wisdom is not found.

Proverbs 1:8-19; What do you think you need in order to make your life beautiful? Defining beauty in terms of earthly recognition, we violently chase after it. A greedy bloodthirst exists in all of us. This sermon exposes our pursuit of beauty through violence and aims to uncover four lies behind the violent.

Proverbs 1:1-7; Work buys food for the dinner, but it's wisdom that puts laughter around the table. Two people can make a friendship, however it is wisdom which places loyalty and trust in that friendship. A young woman may give her life to a cause, but it's wisdom that makes a difference. Wisdom is what we need and it's often wisdom we lack; the beginning of wisdom is the fear of God.

Psalm 85:1-6; Acts 2: When you hear the word "revival," the first thought that comes to mind is ___? The reality is that many of us answer that question in fairly negative terms. This sermon seeks to understand what true revival is and how we ought to pray . As a matter of fact, when it comes to revival, prayer is our one tool - so let us pray.

Jeremiah 29:4-9; As foreigners and exiles is a strange land, how should we interact with the city in which we live? On one extreme are those who believe that this world is the point and they work to essentially usher in the Kingdom. On the other extreme are those who believe heaven is home yet ignore the world in which they live. How should we live in and pray for Baltimore City?

John 17:1-26: Did you know that Jesus prayed for you? He prayed for all who would believe. Follow along as we study Jesus' prayer and follow his own example as a call to pray for christians.

Romans 10:1-15; "My heart's desire and prayer for them is that they may be saved." This is the first in a four-part series on prayer. We often pray for our own needs and desires, yet this series calls us to lift up our eyes and see the broad horizon of God's activity - and to then pray. Pray that those who are enslaved to the Kingom of dark be rescued.

Luke 15:11-24; Garden member and student at the Maryland Institute of Cultural Arts, Ivan Ng, preaches on the Father's Heart. This sermon dives into the Prodigal Son and throws all attention on the Father - his attentiveness, his desire to bless, his readiness to embrace the runaway.

1 Corinthians 16:13-24; The letter ends with five exhortations - be watchful, stad firm, act like men, be strong, and let all that you do be done in love. This sermon not only examines these five but zooms in on the fuel that fires these exhortations into the Christian life; the power that believers have to grow in faith and in love is grace.