Sermons

It’s impossible to stay away from the topic of religion at church, but we usually stay away from politics. When a topic intersects with the teaching of Jesus, it’s our responsibility to talk about it. The division in the church created by our current political climate intersects directly with Jesus.

What happens to a society when everyone thinks they can do whatever they want? We'll look at this question as we take a 6-week survey of the Old Testament book of Judges.

This pandemic--and the resulting social isolation--is more than an interruption and intrusion; it is an opportunity.

These messages were presented during the COVID-19 pandemic beginning March 22, 2020.

A journey through the New Testament book of Acts.

How does the idea of togetherness affect our lives and our impact in the world?

Some concluding thoughts on our "Be the Church" theme using Jesus' descriptions of his followers as salt and light.

We have a tendency to judge ourselves and others as finished products when we are all works in progress. We need to learn to accept that fact.

As a building, a church is just a mass of steel, concrete, and wood. It’s just a building, nothing more, nothing less. What a building a church is the people who choose to show up and “be the church.” 

If I am the church, then I love God, love people, and I am a disciple who is making disciples.

In this series, we will explore the season of Advent and how it helps us anticipate and prepare for Jesus' return.