SERMONS
AUDIO SERMONS
A Spiritual Heart-Check
A spiritually healthy heart is one that is worshipful, repentant, trusting and humble.
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- Mar 22, 2020A Spiritual Heart-Check
A Spiritual Heart-Check
A spiritually healthy heart is one that is worshipful, repentant, trusting and humble.
- Mar 15, 2020From Worrier to Warrior
From Worrier to WarriorGod turns worriers into warriors through meeting, testing and filling.
- Mar 8, 2020Drawing Near to the Thick Darkness
Drawing Near to the Thick Darkness
- Mar 1, 2020Sour Apples
Sour ApplesSalvation took shape before sin even entered the world.
- Feb 26, 2020From Ashes to Flames
From Ashes to FlamesDid you know the Bible talks about dinosaurs and dragons? Or that it also mentions the phoenix? The phoenix is a perfect metaphor for the seasons of Lent and Easter. Listen in to find out more!
The legend of the phoenix is a fascinating one. At the end of its life-cycle, it bursts into flames, reducing the once-glorious bird to ash. But out of those ashes is born a brand-new phoenix. The resurrecting imagery of the bird is one that has been embraced by the church since the early church father, Clement of Alexandria. There is even a possible reference to the phoenix in Job 29:18, which the NRSV translates as, “Then I thought, ‘I shall die in my nest, and I shall multiply my days like the phoenix.”
During the seasons of Lent and Easter, we are going to follow the Path of the Phoenix, from the ashes of Ash Wednesday to the flames of Pentecost, by reading through the entire Bible in those 90 days (you can learn more about B90 here). The sermons each Sunday during this series will come out of our reading from the previous week. Whether you are reading every page of the Bible as part of B90, or follow along with the sermons each week, we’re glad you’re joining us on this journey.
Lukewarm
When we hear Jesus’ voice and open the door, we are invited to move past a tepid, lukewarm faith.
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- Feb 23, 2020Lukewarm
LukewarmWhen we hear Jesus’ voice and open the door, we are invited to move past a tepid, lukewarm faith.
- Feb 16, 2020Pillars
PillarsIn shaky and uncertain times, listening for the voice of Jesus will provide the surety we need.
- Feb 9, 2020The Walking Dead
The Walking DeadWhen we ‘wake up’ and embrace the living Spirit of God, we will share in Christ’s victory, vibrancy and voice.
- Feb 2, 2020If It Makes You Happy
If It Makes You HappyWhen we listen to and hold fast to the words of Christ, we find a joy and fulfillment far deeper than mere happiness.
- Jan 26, 2020The ‘Little’ Things
The ‘Little’ ThingsWhen we attend to Jesus in the big and “little” things of life, we find our needs being met in ways we never dreamed.
- Jan 19, 2020‘Til Death Do We Believe
‘Til Death Do We BelieveOur ability to hear what Jesus is saying is directly related to our willingness to follow where he is leading.
- Jan 12, 2020First Love First
First Love FirstWe are able to listen attentively to Jesus when we remember the love we first had.
- Jan 5, 2020Is Anyone Listening?
Is Anyone Listening?We are able to hear Jesus more clearly when we see Him as He truly is.
I think if I were to ask you if God is still speaking to us today, most all of us would probably say, “yes.” At the very least, we would all agree that at least theoretically God is still speaking to us today. But if I were to ask you what he’s saying, would you have an answer? Once we move out of the theoretical, it gets a little trickier. So the question isn’t really, is God still speaking, but rather, “Are we listening to what God is saying?” Over the course of this series, we are going to look at what Jesus had to say to the seven churches in Revelation 2 & 3 to help us “tune in” to what God is saying to the church, and to us, today.