Preaching from John 8, Pastor Chip challenges graduating seniors to follow Christ.

Preaching from John 7, Dr. Ed Welch shows how Jesus Christ brings new life to our barren souls. Like a fresh stream of water, life in Christ renews us and then nourishes the lives of others that we influence with the gospel.

From John 6 we learn about the dangers of false discipleship, and the difference between those who follow Christ for their own self-interest, and those who have found essential life-change through Jesus Christ.

From John 12 we understand the infinite worth of Jesus Christ, our Savior, whose sacrificial death fills the world with the fragrance of life.

Preaching from John 8, Walter Strickland shows how Jesus describes the prism of the gospel thru the lens of freedom. There is no earthly antidote for the bondage of sin, but the true freedom we all hope for can only be found in submission to Jesus Christ.

Preaching from John 3:22-30, Pastor Pete reminds us that there is no place for pride in the life of a follower of Jesus. Living the Christian life with others is a way to safeguard against pride. Following Pete's sermon we listened to a panel discussion about the importance of Community groups for growth in the gospel.

Preaching from John 3, Pastor Carey demonstrates that to understand God's love we must first understand his wrath.    

Vince Oliveri shows how the Lord of the Feast from 2:1-11 is also the Lord of the Temple who overturns the tables of convenience in 2:13-22. Through his sacrificial death and resurrection Christ ultimately becomes the perfect temple, priest and sacrifice who reconciles us to the Father.  

Preaching from Psalm 50, Pastor Jesse Furey reminds us that the grace of God should fuel a life of gratitude in the hearts of believers. Like the original readers of Psalm 50 we are called to remember God, to remember whose story we're in, and to remember the gospel.