This week, Chris De Jabet teaches through a survey of Old Testament passages showing that captivity in Assyria and Babylon was not a sudden catastrophe. God’s people arrived there through a long series of choices that progressively moved them away from God, even when God faithfully called them to repentance.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 24 teaches us that what made David different from so many others was not his personal righteousness, wisdom, or pedigree. What set David apart was his consistent commitment to making God his own personal God.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 24 teaches us that what made David different from so many others was not his personal righteousness, wisdom, or pedigree. What set David apart was his consistent commitment to making God his own personal God.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 19 teaches us to keep our focus on what matters, even when life gets messy.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 16:1–17:23 teaches us that true wisdom refuses to seize control, choosing instead to trust God to accomplish His purposes.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 16:1–17:23 teaches us that true wisdom refuses to seize control, choosing instead to trust God to accomplish His purposes.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 15 teaches us that because God remains sovereign even when our world falls apart, we must respond to catastrophe with faithful trust rather than despair.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 14 teaches us that because God perfectly unites justice and grace, His people must pursue both with humility and wisdom.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. 2 Samuel 13:23-39 teaches us that the wrong response to sin often creates even greater devastation than the original offense.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield resumes our sermon series, Pursuing the Heart of God. This week, 2 Samuel 13:1-22 teaches us that when the warning signs of sin appear, we must take swift action to stop it. Sin rarely erupts suddenly; instead, it grows when we refuse to deal with it early.
This week, Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns teaches from Acts 17:16-34, where we learn how, like Paul, we can build bridges, gain credibility, and earn trust while faithfully getting to the Gospel.
This week, Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns teaches from Acts 17:1-15, where we see that even though sharing the Gospel is for the ends of the earth, there are ideal settings, inevitable troubles, and unpredictable results.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we see that because God’s people are prone to forget, God has repeatedly given visible reminders of His promises and our relationship to Him. Baptism serves as Christ’s appointed public testimony of our union with Him.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we see that God has always given His people tangible ways to remember His mighty works, culminating in Christ’s command to remember His sacrifice through the Lord’s Supper.
This week, guest preacher Sam Larson shows through the book of Acts how the gospel that saves the church is the gospel that sends the church. Christ calls His people to His mission, forms them into a gospel community, and commissions them to send and to go.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we learn that we were created for relationship, but ever since the Fall relationships have been difficult.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins a new series — The Arc of Scripture. As we inspect various interconnected passages this week, we see that the history of the preservation of God’s Words is foundational to our faith.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 16, we learn that people long to feel significant, but true and lasting significance is found in belonging to God and His people.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield resumes our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 15:14-33, we learn that, in the church, we often talk about “calling,” but Scripture shows that every believer is already called — to a life of humble service, gospel purpose, and shared mission.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our Kids Matter series. In Deuteronomy 6:4-9, we learn that shaping the next generation does not only happen at home or at church, but in every aspect of their lives.