A list of all the audio only sermons available on the site.

The temptation to be in control is stronger than ever. We need to surrender our lives to God and #LetGo. Let's get #LetGo trending.

It is growing increasingly popular to espouse disrespect, disgust or is regard for other people. But followers of Jesus have been called to a much greater standard that includes showing kindness to all. In a world where pejoratives and mean tweets are the norm, how can the people of God show incredible kindness. Can we get “being nice” trending?

 

Sounds simple right? When people see us, they immediately see Jesus, right? The call of Jesus followers is to live a life such that it points people to Jesus. We often stand as the greatest critics of our contemporary world. How do we get the name of Jesus trending?

Seeing what God sees.

Let's talk openly and honestly about giving. Taking our cue from the generosity of God and the example of Macedonian Christians, we will be encouraged to be generous in our offering of both ourselves and our money.

How do our personal finances look? Do we have a budget? Are we crippled with debt? In this sermon, we will discuss the value of being honest and responsible with our personal finances. Does scripture give us a roadmap to achieve good personal/family finances?

Let's explore the place of money in the life of followers if Jesus. Here we highlight our struggle to be honest about money. Our interaction with money is part of discipleship and our walk with God.

Why not find out where you'd actually sit in comparison to the rest of the world?

It has been said more than once that we have been created to do life together. In doing life together, we are tasked with doing things on this earth to impact the earth. Some might call this our purpose for living. In scripture, we are reminded in numerous accounts that God intends for his people to work together to do something special on this earth. What does the Bible reveal about our story together?

Video courtesy Igniter Media.

It is amazing to see how the human experience has developed since the creation of humans. We find a striking similarity of the human condition over the many generations since the beginning. The bible has astonished us in that, although it was written thousands of years before today, it reveals much about who we are. How will a robust reading and study of scripture help us understand who we are more fully?

Video courtesy Paramount.

Throughout the pages of the scriptures, we meet God over and over again. It is impossible for the pages of Scripture to contain a full definitive view of God, but it does a really good job of giving us a glimpse of God. It is up to us to take cues from scripture to embark on our own journey of understanding. What does the Bible tell us about God?

God's mission for our church must remain the focal point of our story as a church.

In times of quiet reflection, or maybe as the year comes to a close, we have this nagging thought, "this is your life - but you were meant for so much more."

Video courtesy Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

During this season of Advent let the Prince of Peace come and abide with us, and remind us that He never left. He is Love.

During this season of Advent let the Everlasting Father be the one who protects you, the one who provides for you. He is our Joy.

During this season of Advent let the Mighty God be the one who rescues you, the one who is your hero. He is our Peace.

During this season of Advent invite the Wonderful Counselor into the best of rooms, your heart. He gives us Hope.

The kingdom of God is a party and we are all invited, so let's celebrate!

Don't waste the talents God has given you (they're God's talents, you know).

Maybe there's more here about rich exploitation of the poor than what we care to see or believe. Let's take a closer look.

In both of these stories the hearer is told to give up control of the things God does and to be proactive in what they can do. In other words, rather than trying to figure out the soil just scatter seed. But maybe more importantly, be good soil.