Justice & Mercy (Genesis 18:16-19:38)
Today we continue our teaching series in Genesis. We’ve heard God make great promises to Abraham, and seen God show great mercy to Abraham and his family through all their stuff ups. But this focus on God’s mercy raises the question: Doesn’t God also care about justice? What about the victims of injustice? How can […]
Two Paths Ahead – Genesis 13
Today we’re continuing our series in Genesis, looking at Genesis 13 and 14. As we follow the stories of Abram and Lot, we’ll see two very different ways of living: one driven by what can be seen, and the other by trust in God’s promises. Ultimately, we’ll be challenged to ask ourselves, What is shaping […]
Matthew 5:13-16
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Famished to Fed | Mark 6:21-44
In Mark 6 we move from Jesus’ humble hometown all the way up to King Herod’s chambers; from a remote place to a boat at sea. In every place, Jesus reveals who he is, and his glory. But everyone, throughout the entire chapter, responds with hard hearts, even to Jesus’ incredible mercy and power.
Death to Life | Mark 5:21-43
This week we start a holiday series on Mark 5-7: Reversing the Curse. Through Genesis 1-11 we’ve seen how life in this world is cursed because we rejected God. Now, through 3 personal encounters with Jesus, Mark shows us how Jesus finally came to reverse that curse. This week, Mark 5, we see Jesus encounter […]
The Resurrection – Easter Sunday
Paul makes it unmistakably clear: the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not a footnote to the Christian faith — it is basis of the Christian faith. No resurrection means everything is pointless; faith is hollow, sin still has the last word. But Paul’s not trying to frighten anyone — he’s calling believers to the hope […]
Romans 15 | Overflowing Hope
In Romans 15 Paul reminds us that God’s plan has always included people from every nation, united in love together under Christ. As we listen to today’s talk, we’ll be thinking about how the gospel shapes the way we treat one another and how God fills his people with joy, peace, and hope as we […]
The Gospel and Politics | Romans 13
Last few weeks we’ve heard from Romans 12 how the good news of Jesus should reshape our relationships. Today in Romans 13 we hear how the gospel should reshape our politics, the whole way we think about and relate to political power.
Peace Without | Romans 12:16-21
We started Romans 12 thinking about how to not be conformed to the world but transformed in our mind. But now we end Romans 12 thinking about how to not be overcome by evil but to overcome evil with good. What it looks like to see peace within—within our communities of grace and within hearts. […]
Romans 12-16 Studies
This term, we’ll be finishing the book of Romans, and looking at the “therefore” (12:1), the application of the letter, of what it looks like to live out this gospel of grace together, as a family. These chapters land in the practical teaching on how we humbly live as a united family—in love, in humility, […]