When we say yes to Jesus, we are transferred into a new kingdom. This kingdom gives us a new identity as Kingdom Citizens. As Kingdom Citizens we are called to live as humble servants, hungry for righteousness in Christ. Dive into the sermon to learn more.

We are excited to welcome Professor N.T. Wright, one of the world’s leading New Testament scholars and a world authority on the apostle Paul. Wright is the author of over 80 academic and lay-level books such as Surprised by Hope, The Day the Revolution Began and Paul: A Biography.

Matthew 5:4 tells us that blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted. What does it mean to mourn? In today’s sermon, we learn what it means to mourn as Kingdom Citizens.

In a political season, it can be easy to look to people or circumstances for our security, but as a kingdom citizen, we’re called to be dependent on Jesus and Jesus alone. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to depend on God. 

The church is not a building, the church is God's people called out of darkness into His marvelous light. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to believe in and belong to the global church. 

Believing in Jesus’ resurrection not only gives us hope for our future, but power and a new identity to live in today. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to believe in the resurrection.

The Holy Spirit isn’t weird or a feeling, He’s the third person of the Triune God. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to believe in God the Holy Spirit.

Jesus living and reigning is not just a powerful truth to believe in, but a truth we can live from. In this sermon, we will learn what it means to believe that Jesus lives and reigns. 

When Jesus died on the cross, He defeated sin, death, and the powers of darkness, allowing us to experience victory in Christ. In this sermon, we will learn what it means to believe in the victory of the cross.

The Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, played an essential role in fulfilling God’s rescue mission to save humanity, ultimately reconciling us back to Himself. In this sermon, we will learn how believing in the virgin birth is important for our faith.