Preaching from the Book of Nehemiah, Pastor Andy begins a new sermon series, highlighting the opening verses of chapter one. With a broken heart, Nehemiah fasted and prayed, seeing the gap between what should be and what was. Nehemiah was broken over the state of God's people and the reputation of God.

If we are so consumed with making our name known, how will will the name of Jesus ever be proclaimed? Student pastor Josh Ward preaches from 2 Corinthians 11, urging us to make more of Jesus in 2020.

Throughout the series, Pastor Andy has cautioned that our wonder is stifled when we make ourselves too big and Jesus too small. Concluding the series on Colossians 1, we see that the fullness of God in Jesus helps us rest in His pleasure today and trust in His provisions for tomorrow.

Jesus is the supreme ruler and the very source of life for the Church. The Church is at the center of what Jesus is doing in the world, and it exalts Him as the one who has first place over everything. Pastor Andy reminds us that living on mission for Jesus is critical, but "mission" for Jesus must never take place of our worship of Jesus.

Pastor Andy continues a careful look at Colossians 1:15-20, remembering the preeminence of Christ. As the Creator and Sustainer of all things, He deserves the praise of all things. Therefore all of creation finds our meaning in Him.

Pastor Andy teaches from Colossians 1 to illustrate the preeminence of Christ and urges believers to never lose their "wonder" of Jesus. He cautions that our wonder is stifled when we imagine ourselves too big and God too small.

This message on Luke 17 highlights the response of the healed leper to Christ. Pastor Andy suggests, "where there is saving faith, there is a thankful heart." Jesus-Centered Thankfulness is the result of a heart that has experienced the grace of God, and the path to lasting joy.

All of Creation exists for the glory of God. Concluding the Generations series, Pastor Andy illustrates from 1 Chronicles 29 how King David's possessions were leveraged for the glory of God, and even the next generation for His glory.

We live in the story of God, whose plans and purposes are eternal. We must listen to the Scriptures, and we must listen to each other. "Wisdom is found with the elderly, and understanding comes with a long life" (Job 12:12).

Pastor Andy preaches from Psalm 78, continuing the Generations Series. As we move forward together, we must hold tightly to the truth but loosely to tradition. Ultimately, we must live out the Gospel truths we say we believe.