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When the trials of life hit us as Christians, we can wonder to ourselves, "Am I going to make it?". In Romans 8:31-39, Paul writes of the certainty that belongs to those in Christ, telling us that God's favor overpowers opposition, God's verdict overrules accusation, and that God's love overcomes separation. December 1, 2024

Guest Speaker: Danny Schillero December 15, 2024

Guest Speaker: Matt McAlvey December 8, 2024

In Colossians 3:1-17, Paul urges us as the chosen, holy, deeply loved people of God to cultivate desires of the heart and habits of mind that see Christ Jesus for who he is, ourselves and our brothers and sisters for who we and they are in Christ, and our all our pursuits and work in this world as opportunities to think, act, and speak for his glory and with gratitude for his grace and mercy to...

Who gets to call the shots? Whether we're aware of it or now, all of us have an ultimate authority, someone or something that we allow to tell us what to do. In Mark 11:27-12:12, Jesus talks to the religious power brokers of the day about authority, which has implications for us today. November 17, 2024 Helpful resources that shaped and informed this sermon: Let's Study Mark by Sinclair Ferguso...

Prayer can be challenging. In Mark 11:20-25, Jesus gives instructions on prayer: we learn that while location doesn't matter, faith and forgiveness do. November 10, 2024 Helpful resources that shaped and informed this sermon: Let's Study Mark by Sinclair Ferguson, The Gospel of Mark by R.T. France, Mark by Kent Hughes, King’s Cross by Tim Keller, Serving Each Other Through Forgiveness and Recon...

Nearly every culture recognizes love as a fundamental good, perhaps the highest ideal. But what is true love, where does it come from, and how can we live it out? In 1 John 4:7-12, the apostle John answers these questions by pointing us to God, showing how his love for us reveals the true nature of love. He teaches us that when we love one another with true love, we reveal God's love to the wor...

Things are not always as they seem. In Mark 11:12-21, Jesus interacts with two things that seem to be full of vitality but aren't: a fig tree and the temple. In looking at this account, we are forced to ask difficult questions about our religious activity: is it for real, producing change and character growth in us, or is it just an "empty show" (Andrew Sach & Tim Hiorns)? October 27, 2024 Help...

For various reasons, we don't like authority. We've known humans with authority to be arrogant and smug, and have seen them use their power to advance themselves at our expense. In Mark 11:1-11, however, we see another version of authority; one that is attractive and good. Jesus approaches Jerusalem as King, not in in pomp and circumstance, but in humility. And he doesn't come to oppress, but t...

In Mark 10:32-52, we find Jesus bravely leading the way into Jerusalem, where he knows he will suffer & die. He does this, as he says, because he “came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45, ESV). Unlike their Master, however, the disciples are still consumed with visions of glory, thinking that following Jesus is a ticket to power, influence and ...

Is having a lot of money an unqualified good? We tend to think so. However, in Jesus' words to a young, rich, and religious man in Mark 10:17-31, we find that affluence can be a hindrance to entering the Kingdom of God. These surprising words make us think about both what is necessary to enter God's Kingdom and how we relate to money. October 6, 2024 Helpful resources that shaped and informed t...

Kids have been in the news a lot recently: as a culture, we've been talking about how we've been impacting them with smartphones and parenting styles. And we've also been talking about how they are impacting us, with discussions on the mental-health of parents. What does Jesus have to say about kids? In Mark 10:13-16, we see that he shows us why we should value kids and what they have to teach ...

There is a gospel crisis with false teachers spreading a false gospel amongst the churches in Galatia, so the apostle Paul responds with gospel clarity, reminding the believers in Galatia what the gospel is, warning them about how they can lose the gospel, and instructing them on how they should live the gospel. Guest Speaker: Danny Schillero September 22, 2024

Divorce is a painful and heavy subject for many. In Mark 10:1-12, Jesus is asked a question about it. This sermon explores his answer to that question, as he addresses divorce, marriage, and remarriage, seeking to draw out applications for today. September 15, 2024 Helpful resources that shaped and informed this sermon: "Divorce-Part 1" by Alistair Begg, "A Sermon on Divorce and Remarriage" by ...

A Story in Three Parts

Strangers In The World

Devoted to the Gospel

Devoted to Prayer

Devoted to Discipleship

Devoted to Worship

Devoted to Fellowship

Devoted To The Bible

Psalm 2

Psalm 32

Psalm 25

Psalm 71

An Incredible Tension

For God So Loved

A Gospel Reprise