Sermons

God calls His people to live in harmony, both with each other and, as much as it is possible, with the world around them. In as much as we are able to do so we reflect the very nature and heart of God.

Just like a dating couple comes to a point where they decide to tie the knot and get married, as our relationship with God develops we reach a moment where we are called to fully commit our lives to Him from that day on.

The call of God is the call to God. No relationship exists where there is no communication. Worship is an invitation to engage directly with God. To express our hearts to God and be uplifted by His presence.

God’s first call is both to and through other people. He invites us into communion with Him by being part of community with others. What does that mean and what does that look like?

The cross and the empty tomb are God’s ultimate expression of the same thing He’s been trying to show us from the very beginning…

Jesus gives the disciples three incredibly vital reminders in His final hours with them.

See how different people respond to both Jesus’ unprecedented rise and His apparent fall. Many of us today respond to Jesus in similar fashion.

We take a broad look at the events leading up to and into Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem and examine two major themes that run through these texts.

Jesus explains that when much is given, much is expected.

Jesus reveals God’s heart for His lost children.