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We start a new series walking through the fruits of the spirit. Pastor Drew teaches from Galatians 5:22-26 as we learn about the first fruit of the spirit, love.
This week we look into 2 Timothy as Pastor Drew shares with us the importance of spending time in God's written word. He teaches us a practical way to process God's word as we dive deeper into scripture.
While still under shelter-in-place during COVID-19, Pastor Drew walks us through John 20 to remind us that Jesus brings us peace, purpose, and power.
As we read through Mark chapter 5, Pastor Drew teaches us about what it means to reach out to Jesus during a time of crisis. We could be in the presence of Jesus, but what does it look like to reach out to Him?
Pastor Drew preaches from his living room on Mark chapter 4. We are reminded through scripture that Jesus is with us through the storm, and we have the opportunity to talk with Him while we are going through difficult times.
From his living room, Pastor Drew dives into Matthew chapter 6 to teach us about what it means to live in faith instead of fear.
In response to COVID-19, Pastor Drew looks into the book of Genesis as he teaches from his living room. Pastor Drew teaches us what it looks like to be the church when we can't gather as a church.
Pastor Drew introduces us to a new sermon series where we will be walking through what it means to "breathe again". As we open up to Genesis 1, we learn about what it means to bear the image of God.
Guest speaker Austin Johnson teaches out of Deuteronomy 8 when the Israelites are being reminded of the wilderness they just went through. Austin teaches us that we should always remember God's faithfulness and our own forgetfulness when we feel like we are entering or leaving the wilderness of our own lives.
Pastor Drew Worsham wraps up our Resolution series by opening up scripture to Mark chapter 2 to look at the life of Levi (Matthew) and how he gave up everything to follow Jesus. We learned that in order to be a good leader, we must first learn to be a good follower and to be “all in” with our relationship with Jesus.
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