The gospel changes us radically. And yet, even when undergoing that radical change for most of us much of who we are and what we do remains the same. In this message we will look at three aspects of the gospel - the good news story of Jesus - and see how it changes everything while it calls us to remain where we are all for the sake of Jesus.

After seeing the ways in which our bodies and our sexuality are intended to worship Jesus, we move to the interpersonal implications in marriage, divorce, and singleness.

The Bible places an extreme level of importance on the human body and infuses it with all kinds of divine purpose. In this sermon we'll see what those purposes are.

Today, like never before, we acknowledge a serious sense of discord between our authentic selves and our physical bodies. What does a christian theology of the body mean for us as followers of Jesus and the world we live in?

In todays sermon we examine an interpersonal grievance that erupted in the Corinthian church and consider how Pauls instruction applies to us.

A church's loving and redemptive responsive when sexual immorality leaks into the church.

In this sermon we will drop into the middle of a vision that the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel recorded. We'll explore what a valley full of dry bones has to do with resurrection and God's plan for the renewal of His people and the restoration of all things.

In this sermon we'll begin to explore both a cultural and a biblical view of human sexuality while unpacking how Jesus' people are meant to respond to sexual brokenness inside the church.

In this text we're going to see Paul address three strategies that threaten to diminish and defile the image of Christ in the corporate church, and distract us personally from faithful service to Jesus.

In this text we'll explore the uniqueness of the christian call and opportunity in moments of disruption.