Pastor JT preaches on Luke 5 and looks at how we intersect with the culture outside the church. He also examines some common mistakes that we make, and looks at how we might be able to avoid those mistakes.
Chris Andrews preaches on the importance of having and being spiritual mentors. Looking at Paul and Timothy, he points out that the relationship between a Godly mentor and a faithful student can be life-changing.
Scott Cramer preaches on Luke 18 and the story of the blind beggar Bartimaeus, showing us the importance for each of us to have personal encounter with the Christ.
Pastor JT looks at 2 Timothy 1:1-14 and Acts 26 and talks about the incredible power of our personal testimonies and how we can use those to increase and strengthen our spiritual generations.
Pastor JT preaches a homily before the wedding of Justin and Bina Bentley, looking to the example of Christ to see how we ought to love each other in marriage.
Pastor JT preaches on the importance of having a holistic faith and practicing Christianity in a way that takes social justice seriously.
Pastor JT looks at Paul's evangelistic efforts in Athens recorded in Acts 17 and looks at how we can model our evangelistic efforts after his example.
Chris Meckley preaches on Romans 5:1-11. He looks at the importance of "Ordinary Time" in the church calendar, and how the "ordinary" life for the Christian should be a life of mission to the world around us.
Pastor JT examines the ideas of sending and submission as they appear in the Trinity, and looks at how we are also called to be sent and to submit to God.
Chris Meckley preaches on Deuteronomy 6 and looks at how our biological generations fit into God's plans for Spiritual Generations. What responsibilities do our families and churches have towards our children?
Pastor JT looks at several Old Testament passages, outlining God's apostolic plans for Israel to be a light to the nations, and also shows how this plan continues for us today.
Jack McDonald, one of our deacons, continues our series on Spiritual Generations by sharing some of his own experience in the mission field in Bolivia.
Claire Andrews, one of our Directors of Discipleship, preaches on John 12. Have you ever thought about who in your life wants to see Jesus (whether they know it or not)? She points out that God can and will use even us to glorify and point others to himself.
Pastor JT continues our series on Spiritual Generations by looking at three infamous stories in Genesis. He shows us how God has the grace to meet with a runaway couple, a jealous brother, a wayward, drunken patriarch, and with us.
Pastor JT kicks off a new series, "Spiritual Generations," by talking about what spiritual generations are and by showing what our responsibilities are as individuals and as the Church in growing these generations.
Mary McDonald, one of our deacons, preaches a sermon on Joy, Suffering, and the Holy Spirit, looking especially at her own experiences with the Virginia Tech massacre 10 years ago.
On Good Friday, Chris Andrews preaches about the temptation to bypass the pain of Good Friday to get to the celebration of Easter, a temptation that Jesus himself faced in the garden. But the Cross and the suffering that it brought was and is necessary to our Christian life.
(This sermon was not recorded, but you can find a manuscript HERE)
Pastor JT preaches on Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem days before his crucifixion.
Dr. Peter Walker (Trinity School for Ministry) joins us and preaches on the resurrection of Lazarus and what it means for us to be resurrected to new life in Christ.
Jack McDonald preaches on the story of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness and shows us that, although we can learn from Jesus' example in this passage, even more this story should lead us to marvel at the extent and power of God's sacrificial love for us.
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