Guest pastor Jim Keller takes us through 1 Peter 1:10-23. We are challenged with some key questions: how are we expected to live? And how do we find the energy and desire to live as expected?

Continuing the series on being filled and led by the Spirit, Pastor Tim examines some key responses that are present in the life of the Christian who stays connected to the Spirit of God.

The evidence of the Holy Spirit working in us is the fruit our lives produce. In this sermon, Pastor Tim shows us a Biblical standard for evaluating the fruit of our lives, and thereby understanding how much we are truly allowing the Spirit to live through us.

Our goal is to be Spirit-filled as we live as Christians. But there are things that can get in the way. Pastor Tim shows us from the Bible thing that grieve the Spirit, and how we can remove those obstacles; so that we can live more fully in the Spirit.

Building on his sermon on being filled with the Spirit, Pastor Tim opens a very familiar section of Scripture... to show us that the work of the Spirit is woven in and throughout this amazing story.

All Christians have the indwelling of the Holy Spirit... but what does it mean to be Spirit-filled? Pastor Tim opens Ephesians 5 and other passages to explore what this should look like it, and how we can live it.

This week, Tim explores the third of the five "solas" of the reformation - Sola Gratia, Grace Alone. What is grace, why is understanding it so important? How does Grace enable our salvation and empower us as Christians?

Building on the last sermon, Pastor Tim guides us to a Biblical framework for knowing and most importantly doing God's will.

In the past two sermons, we've seen from David's example the need to seek and obey God's will. But how can we be certain what God's will is? Pastor Tim continues to unpack the lessons of 1 Samuel 30, to answer this critical question.

Returning to 1 Samuel, Pastor Tim continues to unpack this passage. Character and our reaction to stress shows where our hope is found, and what our life is based on.