Weekly Sermons
Brad Bell
These times of crisis are affecting everyone differently. However, we do know one thing to be true amidst any unknown. This Psalm of David reminds us that through any trial, the loving kindness of the Lord remains constant above it all.
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Brad Bell
As James is writing, the Church is dispersed abroad and, in many places, unable to meet together. His encouragement to fellow believers is to find joy in trials and to authenticate their faith by their deeds. During COVID-19, this is a unique opportunity for us to authenticate our faith by taking…
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Mike Slayden
After hearing Jesus talk about the last becoming first and the first becoming last, the disciples try to wrap their minds around what it means to live under a king's rule. However, what we have seen in earthly kingdoms around us is not sufficient for understanding what Jesus is bringing with His…
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Brad Bell
There is no special place of influence or honor in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus uses two parables to communicate the lavish grace and incredible love of God that blows away our paradigms and shows us that He should be the chief of our affections above anything else.
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Brad Bell
When asked about grounds for divorce, Jesus refers back to the creation account. He shows us that understanding God's original design for marriage is key when discussing this topic.
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Mike Slayden
When asked how often we should forgive others, Jesus delivers a challenging parable about an unrepayable debt. Ultimately, forgiveness isn't about us but rather The One who has already forgiven us all.
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Brad Bell
In one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible, Jesus discusses how we as the Body of Christ should pursue one another when we begin to drift away from what is right. Jesus walks us through a process that ultimately shows us that the highest expression of love is not letting them go, but…
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Mike Cirricione
Jesus discusses sin in a community context. In a family, our actions affect others, giving us the ability to either encourage or entrap one another. God wants us to deal with sin and pursue each other the way that he pursues us.
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Brad Bell
In three different pericopes, Jesus teaches about true authority and influence. Even though He had the ultimate authority, Jesus laid it all down for the betterment of others.
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Mike Slayden
After witnessing the transfiguration of Christ, the disciples learn that "re-entry" after a mountain top experience isn't always easy. When they are unable to heal a boy, Jesus uses the opportunity to teach them about true faith.
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