The Way: Sermons

In this message we go through John 15:5-11 and talk about how we, as Christians, are meant to constantly stay connected with God in our daily lives. This message reminds us that we just need to be willing to abide and spend time with God to stay connected to Him.

In this message we go through John 15:1-4 and talk about how Jesus is the true vine and that we should stay connected to Him instead of other false vines. This message also talks about how God can take away fake fruit in our lives so real fruit will take its place to help us bear fruit as Christians.

In this message Tyler reads from Philippians 1 and he talks about how we should have a perspective and passion for eternity. This message reminds us that the power of the gospel is bigger than anything else that we face in this world and that our greatest priority as Christians is to share the gospel with others.

In this message we address the question, "Why Does God Test Us?" by going through James 1:2-4 and sharing about how the trials that we go through can be used by God to strengthen us and our faith in Him.

In this message we address the question, "What’s The Biblical Response To Charlie Kirk's Death?" by going through different scriptures and applying them to our current culture.

In this message we address the question, "Why Does God Allow Suffering?" by sharing about how God doesn't author suffering, but He redeems it through Jesus.

In this message we go through Luke 5:1-11 and talk about how Jesus uses the great catch of fish to lead to the calling of Jesus' first disciples. This message reminds us that God can use our strengths as well as our weaknesses for His purpose and that He wants us to encounter Him.

In this message we go through Genesis 32 and talk about the story of how Jacob meets God face to face. This message reminds us that God gives us grace even while we wrestle with Him and also that He can use our wrestling to draw us closer to Him.

In this message we talk about how Leah and Rachel were putting their identity in the number of children they had with Jacob and compare that to how today we just as easily put our identity in things outside of God and His plan for us. This message reminds us that we'll never be enough if we seek approval from the world and that God's approval sets us free.