Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. Jesus' condemnation of the religious leaders culminates with his shocking declaration that the Temple will be destroyed. In this text, he explains the reason for such a devastating judgement.

Pastor Derek Wadle continues our series in Luke. Listen as we explore the reality that the prophesied Messiah is not just a man, but is God is himself.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. Listen as he explains what money, marriage, and the resurrection of the dead have to do with each other. Jesus uses an attempt by the religious leaders to teach powerful truths about the eternal nature of humanity, and how that impacts the way we see some of the most valuable parts of our lives.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. It's difficult to overemphasize the scope and degree of power that Jesus claimed when cleansing and preaching at the temple. In this exchange the religious leaders look for an explanation as to where Jesus' claim finds it grounding. Jesus answers them with a powerful rebuke that serves as a warning for Luke's readers.

Pastor Derek Wadle continues our series in Luke. Listen as we look at the four episodes of the triumphal entry and unpack the heart of the problem Jesus addressed with the cleansing of the temple.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. Jesus' followers thought he would usher in the kingdom of God during his life and ministry. In this parable Jesus points out that he must leave for a time, and then return, which begs a very important question: What are followers of Jesus to do until he comes back?

Pastor Darrin Miedema kicks off our summer series in Luke. He explains how Zacchaeus' story illustrates the dynamics between what people value and what they are willing to sacrifice for. How does encountering Jesus impact these core, heart-level aspects of our lives? Listen and learn as we understand more how we make sacrifices for what we perceive to be valuable.

Pastor Darrin Miedema concludes our series in Hebrews. He explains that just because Jesus is the ultimate and final sacrifice for sin, it doesn't mean that there are no sacrifices of worship required of Christians. Hebrews reminds us of this in the closing section.

Pastor Bruce Crane continues our series in Hebrews. In this passage the author of Hebrews gives three exhortations that can help us be more consistent in our walk with the Lord. We will see that circumstances change, but Jesus never changes. It is not what we do that strengthens our hearts, but what God has done for us.

After 12 chapters of doctrinal principles, the author of Hebrews transitions into how those principles ought to inform the practice of Christian living. Specifically, he highlights the fact that Christians should be people who are characteristically content and satisfied, so much that our lives overflow into love for others.