Andrew Burkhart continues the Holy Spirit series with a focus on the Holy Spirit’s role in the Church and the purpose of the spiritual gifts. Why is it important neither to neglect the Holy Spirit nor to boast in the spiritual gifts? Watch and learn with us.

In the second part of the Holy Spirit, Andrew Burkhart guides us through a look at the Holy Spirit's work in our lives as individuals. We begin with the life of Jesus and His empowerment through the Holy Spirit for every aspect of His earthly ministry. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit, don't we?

In the first part of a new series, The Holy Spirit, Andrew Burkhart begins in John 16. Jesus shocks and baffles the disciples by telling them He must go so He can send the Holy Spirit to them. Now, as then, the Holy Spirit seems shrouded in mystery: Who is this third Person of the Trinity and what does He do?

Josh Kouri addresses the church’s response in the wake of political change. Learn how we have been given a unique opportunity to grow as missionaries in this time and place and to obey the Great Commission.

Joseph, step-dad to Jesus, is the picture of biblical, redeemed masculinity. Josh Kouri shows us how Joseph’s calling is all about Jesus. With Jesus at the center of his life, he has to let dreams die and serve his family into their calling. A clear illustration for us that redeemed masculinity is all about giving and not taking.

In the final sermon of Rebuild. Renew. Restore., Pastor Josh Kouri takes us through the last chapter of Nehemiah. After discovering the revival has ended and the people have begun breaking God's law, Nehemiah responds in a rage and tries to force change on the people of Jerusalem. We learn it is Jesus

In Nehemiah 10-12 we see spiritual renewal in Israel overflow into worship that is so loud that the all the cities around Jerusalem hear and take notice. Josh Kouri points us to the power that our worship of Jesus can have as a vehicle for mission in our neighborhoods and our city.

In Nehemiah 9 we are reminded of God’s gracious, redeeming work throughout the whole history of Israel to move His people from slavery to freedom. Ernest Odunze shows us how this ongoing cycle of rescue reveals the glory of God, and points us to our ultimate redemption in Jesus.

Josh Kouri teaches from Nehemiah chapter 11 in the series Rebuild. Renew. Restore. The people of Jerusalem gathered in the streets to hear the word of God, hungry to know more of Him through this reading. They desired more than just a rebuilt city wall; they wanted to flourish. Likewise, if our city is to flourish, we are to be hungry to meet with Jesus through God’s word and not find our satisfaction through His provision alone.

Teaching Pastor Andrew Burkhart leads us through Nehemiah chapter 7 in the series Renew. Rebuild. Restore. Like several chapters in Nehemiah, it is filled with a long list of names. The significance of the list is to show that people matter to God and the Church exists for people. Jesus affirms this in Matthew 28 as He sends us to make disciples for His kingdom.