Kicking off the Oikos series, Pastor Philip Miller looks at a number of passages to answer the basic questions: What is the Church? What is the Mission? And what is an Oikos?

At the end of the Book of Acts, as Paul is in chains, the Gospel is unshackled!  In this sermon on  Acts 28:17-31, Pastor Philip Miller reminds us of the importance of Gospel credibility, Gospel clarity and Gospel confidence.

 God is bigger than our storms. In this sermon on Acts 27:1-44, Pastor Philip Miller examines Paul's poise in the storm, where it came from and how we can have it too.

 When given the chance to defend himself before King Agrippa II, Paul turns it into a Gospel appeal.  In this sermon on Acts 25:23-26:32, Pastor Philip Miller examines how Paul appeals to Herod biographicallly, scripturally and historically.

Paul's trial before Festus and his appeal to Caesar.  In this sermon on Acts 25:1-22, Pastor Wescott Robinson looks at religious persecution, judicial injustice and Paul's future uncertainty.

God used a celestial light to draw wise men from afar to worship his newborn Son. In this sermon on Matthew 2:1-12, Pastor Philip Miller discusses the Magi, the Quest and the Gifts.

John opens his Gospel with one of the most beautiful and literary depictions of Jesus. In this sermon on John 1:1-18, Pastor Philip Miller shows how this passage reveals Jesus as the eternal Word, the coming Light, and the incarnate Son.

Jesus if the light promised long ago.  In this sermon on Isaiah 9:2-7, Pastor Philip Miller looks at the promised Messiah, asking: Why do we need Him?  Who will He be? And what will He do?

From beginning to the end, this story is about Jesus.  In this sermon on the hope of God's light, Jon Cardona travels through the Word illuminating the story of light.