In this week's sermon, we explore how we can cultivate consistent faith in a wildly inconsistent world. We unpack the importance of prayer and how we must remind ourselves of God's goodness in all circumstances.

In this week's sermon, we look at the Church in Antioch. We examine how this instrumental and diverse body was united in Christ, doctrine, and mission. The beautiful example of Antioch reminds us that it is the Church's duty to give a glimpse of the kingdom of heaven to the world around us.

This week's sermon shows what happens when those in Jerusalem hear that Gentiles received the Holy Spirit. We are reminded that God often moves in ways that make us uncomfortable and that how we respond in such situations reveals our hearts and submission, or lack thereof, to Christ.

In this week's sermon, we conclude the Apostles' Creed. We explore our hope of everlasting life and learn of the restored quality of life that this hope brings.

In this week's sermon, we explore the resurrection of the body and discover that this hope proves that our bodies have value, that our enemy is defeated, and that our labors in this life matter.

In this week's sermon, we explore why the forgiveness of sins is essential to our faith. We diagnose what sin is, the cure that Christ brings us, and the importance of healing in community.

In this week's sermon, we unpack the "communion of the saints." We learn that our unity/communion is rooted in Christ, it is lived out with each other, and that it binds together all of God's people across time.

In this week's sermon, we will explore what it means to be the Church, what the Church does, and discover why local church membership matters.

In this week's sermon, we look at the Holy Spirit and examine its three-fold ministry to believers.

In this week's sermon, we unpack Jesus' role as humanity's judge. We explore why Jesus is our judge, how He judges us, and why His judgment is needed.