The command to love one another is basic for our lives together as Christians. But what is the thing we need most to do that? Listen to Pastor Zach’s exhortation to love the Lord for more.

Not every drive is made the same. A black asphalt driveway with a little salt will clear up ice pretty quick. And in 2 Corinthians 1:12-14, Paul aims to clear up an icy relationship with the warm foundation of the gospel and the proof of our union in Christ.

In this exhortation, Pastor David addresses present tensions within our city with five premises he and the pastoral team would have us hold to.

If Jesus is risen, we can face all affliction with hope in the God who raises the dead. And we can rejoice all the more as God works deliverance through our prayers. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on 2 Corinthians 1:8-11 for more.

“But when Christ appeared”—would such a short phrase give rise to amazement? Listen to Pastor Toby’s exhortation for more.

“Kintsugi” is a Japanese art form that restores broken pottery with gold-infused laquer to make for a more beautiful piece. Through the weakness of being broken and the glory of its restoration, we see an image of a theme in 2 Corinthians. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on 2 Corinthians 1:1-7 for more.

Listen to Pastor David’s exhortation to pray as we reflect on Jesus’ words to ask, seek, and knock.

On what basis will you be granted access to that enteral rest your soul longs for? Throughout Ecclesiastes, Solomon has been wisely guiding us to live in light of that sure end. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on Ecclesiastes 12:9-14 for more.

Every creature is inclined towards activity. A squirrel is going to climb trees; there's no stopping it. Humans are designed for good works, and what we do reveals who we worship. Listen to Michael Urch's exhortation to devote yourself to good works for more.

As we near the end of Ecclesiastes, have you been changed? Have you been wisened by this book? Solomon returns to the themes of the uncertainty of life, the judgment of God, and the inevitability of death in the last complete section of his book. Listen to Pastor David's sermon on Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:8 for more.