In this sermon, we continue our journey in the Book of James and explore what true faith looks like. We will look at three arguments James presents to communicate that true faith will always produce transformation.

In this sermon, we continue our journey in the Book of James and explore the not-so-little sin of partiality. We will look at the case study given to us in James 2 and five applications from it.

In this sermon, we continue our journey in the Book of James and explore the difference between earthly wisdom and biblical wisdom. We will discuss some of the problems of wisdom and three important principles of seeking biblical wisdom.

In this sermon, we begin our journey in the Book of James and explore the concept of joy in the midst of suffering. We will discuss why believers are encouraged to consider suffering as a source of joy and how God's love can have a transformative effect on our lives.

Sometimes it is hard for us to engage with the hard words of Jesus, and Mark 9 is one of those passages. Jesus gives two very stark warnings about being a stumbling block to others and being a stumbling block to ourselves.

Jesus again gives His followers an unsettling prediction as they learn that His kingdom will be unlike any other.

Jesus comes off of the mountaintop and returns back to the reality of the world which is filled with evil and unbelief. The only display of belief in the passage is a man who things he doesn't have any faith, which is exactly what Jesus is looking for.

In this sermon, we dive into Mark's Transfiguration account in chapter 9. As we explore this passage, we are reminded that in Jesus, we see the glory of God coming together with the presence of God. This revelation is truly awe-inspiring, and it begs the question: what should our response be?

The church often neglects the significance of Pentecost when the Spirit came to empower the people of Jesus. Without the power of the Spirit the Christian life would be impossible, so join us as we discuss how the Spirit works in the life of a Christian.

A conversation on the road takes a surprising turn and we realize the the long expected Messiah is not what we expected.