This sermon looks at how growing in Godliness is begins with your identity in Christ, formed by  the habits of our choices in daily life, and leads to fruit increasing the presence of Godliness

"When many of his disciples heard it, they said, “This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?” Zach kicks off the semester in John 6. The sermon points to the truth that Jesus satisfies your deepest longings, trusting Jesus will not always be easy, and that following Jesus leads to total life transformation.

In this sermon Matt teaches out of Ephesians 5 and 6. He emphasizes cultivating marriages as a partnership, evaluating potential partners and pursing with integrity.

In this sermon, Chris unpacks the beginning of Ephesians 5 positing that we are light as children of God, in our abstinence from worldly things, and in the way that we expose darkness.

Continuing our series in Ephesians, Zach breaks down the importance distinction between true and false unity, as well as application on how to pursue true unity in Christ.

Zach's sermon in Ephesians highlights how sin truly is a big deal, how—subsequently— the cleansing blood of Jesus is our only hope, and how that blood radically shapes true unity.

Will I be loved? Will people tolerate me? Will I have what I need to live? Everyday, our lives are plagued with questions that are hard to answer. In this sermon, Zach reminds us to anchor ourselves daily in gospel truth, consider what beautiful works God might've for us, and ask ourselves how we can joyfully step into them.

Continuing our series in Ephesians, Zach preaches about how we need to shift our perspectives from criticism to grace and from resistance to revelation as we grow in awareness of God's holiness and love for us.

In the second sermon of our series in Ephesians, Pastor Matt Dennings breaks down how the Father wills in love, how the Son saves as love and how the Spirit seals for love.