What is your attitude towards Jesus' death on the cross? In the last words Jesus said to a criminal hanging on the cross next to him, we find the heart of Jesus towards sinners who see their need and cry out for mercy. The question left for us to ask is, do we see our own need? Ryan Nast helps us examine our hearts in light of Jesus' last words to a dying criminal.

What would you want to convey with your last words? How would you address the people and situations that had wronged you, which led to your death? In this message in the Last Words of Jesus series, we're challenged by the first statement Jesus declared from the cross. It's something so radical and profound, it will change how you see God and yourself forever.

Is a happy ending a sure thing? Can a clear vision of the future help us live well today? In this final message in the Missio Dei series, pastor Jeremy Writebol takes us to the end of the story, Revelation, to show how God is making all things new and fulfilling his purposes forever. 

Jesus didn’t leave us without a purpose. Instead, He entrusted the Good News to Christians everywhere. This sermon explains how the Church continues Jesus’ work by making disciples and sharing the gospel through the Holy Spirit’s power. 

In our current moment, what will it take to break the patterns of polarization and tribalism that exist? How can we rise above the ideology of "grace for me, but vengeance on them?" In this message from Luke 4, Pastor Jeremy Writebol continues the story of the mission of God by showing how Jesus' heart is for all people. 

How will the mission of God be accomplished? Who or what will God use to bring justice and hope among all the nations? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks Isaiah 42:1–9 and the means God uses to accomplish his purposes in the universe. 

Where do you fit into God's plan and mission? Is there a part for everyone to play? In this message from Exodus 19, pastor Jeremy Writebol helps us identify what marked the nation of Israel uniquely in God's mission, and how believers are marked in the same way today. 

How do we respond to God when he calls us to his mission? We might believe that we have to have a significant résumé or education to be useful to God's purposes. Or we might feel that we have no part in his mission to be worshipped as the only God among all the nations. However, the story of God's call on Abraham challenges us differently. Like Abraham we have to consider how we respond to God's call. This message from Genesis 12:1–3 helps us see God's supply to us in his mission. 

What does God do when we say "no" to him and his purposes? Can we, by our own rebellion and rejection of God, change or disrupt his plans in the world? In this second message in the Missio Dei series, we explore Genesis 11 and how our pride will not stop God's purposes. 

What's God's agenda for your life in 2026? Will you accomplish it? In this first sermon in our series Missio Dei: God's Story, Our Role, pastor Jeremy Writebol shows God's purpose for our lives at the very start of the Bible. We'll find out how God story begins and our place in the story as we begin 2026.