Complete Sermon List
Genesis 11:1-26 | Babel
In Genesis 11, we see God’s same plan, and more of God’s same plan. We see the same God and more of the same God. God intimately sees, rightly assesses, and cares to help.
Genesis 9:18-10:32 | A Redo of Sin
We may fail even after a fresh start, but our failure can never derail God’s saving plan.
Genesis 8:20-9:17 | Renewed Covenant
Our hope rests in His promises, not our performance. We can worship the God who saves (Genesis 8:20), trust in the God who is patient (Genesis 8:21-9:7), and rest in the God who keeps his promises (Genesis 9:8-17).
John 8:12 | Jesus is the Light of the World
In John 8:12, Jesus says he is the Light of the World. We look at five aspects of Jesus and see in each of them how Jesus is more than we may have thought.
Priority: Compassion
In Luke 10, Jesus tells a story that teaches us that compassion sees, compassion moves, compassion stays, and compassion points to Jesus.
Genesis 5 | God’s Steadfast Love & Plan
The genealogy in Genesis 5 is meant to help us consider age, death, the importance of the 7th, and most importantly, the image of God, the Son of God, hope, and faith, all of which point us to gospel hope in Jesus Christ.
Genesis 4:17-26 | God’s Continued Provision
Genesis 4 is a reminder of common grace, our choices to sin or worship God, and ultimately a reminder that this life is one of witnessing to others to join us in truly knowing this God through Jesus Christ.
Easter Sunday: Matthew 28:1-10 | The King & His Coronation
This Easter, we see that Jesus’s resurrection is about victory over death and a sign of His Kingship in order that he might rule and reign today!
Palm Sunday: Matthew 21:1-13 | The King & His Kingdom
Matthew 21 recounts the events of Palm Sunday and shows how the expectations people had for a conquering king collided with the reality of Jesus as a humble savior.
Genesis 3:14-19 | Sin & God’s Discipline
Genesis 3:14-19 shows us how God approaches discipline with a heart of seeking his people and understanding, showing gentleness and grace, and speaking clearly. His disciplines of pain, conflict, and death are laced with grace.