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Teaching Series
Come explore the most important narrative of the Hebrew Scriptures. The Exodus informs literally everything about the Old Testament and Israel.
Palm Sunday and Resurrection Sunday, we will be talking about the resurrection's importance in Christian doctrine and why it is essential for our salvation.
Journeying through this encouraging epistle to one of the great early churches, we'll get a glimpse of the powerful beliefs that undergirded Paul's ministry.
Looking at the announcements of Jesus's incarnation, we are able to glimpse a lot of why we needed a Savior to come and what it means that he has.
We consider the book of Amos and the prophecies delivered to the northern Kingdom of Israel as God prepared to judge them for their sin.
Advent Series -- “Starkindler.”
Looking at the song in Colossians 1:15–20 and considering the doctrine of the incarnation of Christ.
Each of the gospels has a unique perspective. Matthew sees Jesus as the Exiled King, the Son of David.
We spent 7 weeks discussing spiritual disciplines and maturity. It is worth a listen.
Following the House of David's story through Samuel-Kings and considering the broken family God used to bring the Messiah.
A journey with the beloved disciple through his understanding of Christ.
A journey with the beloved disciple through his understanding of Christ.
A journey with the beloved disciple through his understanding of Christ.
Celebrating the incarnation of Jesus Christ through a survey of Israel's history.
A journey with the beloved disciple through his understanding of Christ.
Our resurrection season study of the often-ignored book of Deuteronomy.
A single sermon the topic of the practical reality of "what" the Bible is.
The meaning of "the gospel" drawn from Colossians 1 and how it calls us to action and proclamation.
Looking at the life of this this extraordinary young woman who God chose to be the mother of Jesus Christ.
Wondrous Works
October 31-November 28, 2021
What did the biblical authors believe that formed their worldview? The big ideas behind the Scriptures help us understand our world better.
Big Ideas
September 5-October 24, 2021
What did the biblical authors believe that formed their worldview? The big ideas behind the Scriptures help us understand our world better.
Jude & the False Teachers
At the end of the first century, Jesus's half brother Jude had to deal with some real problems in the church.
James & the Church
June 5-July 25, 2021
A look at the Epistle of James and what James has to say to the church about faith, relationships and discipline.
This Is Who You Are
April 10-May 22, 2021
Jesus did not have a lot to say to his disciples after the resurrection, but what he said is crucial for us.
January 3-March 19, 2021
The church in Thessalonians was faced with serious persecution. Paul's answer? Look to Christ.
During Advent, we looked at mothers and sons who prefigured Mary and Jesus to see how they were types of Christ.
October 18-November 20, 2020
Recovering from the pandemic, we can ask the question, "How do we rebuild?" It is more than just the economy.
Do you take a break? How do you rest? What value does it have? Why did God rest after creating the world?
A bunch of random answers to random questions the congregation asked prior to the summer.
An expository look at Paul's letter to the Philippians, mostly led from Pastor Erik's office during COVID.
This was a series interrupted by COVID, so we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus via Zoom!
The prophets Elijah and Elisha were a disruptive influence on the world of the Omride kings.
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Haggai called the people of Israel who returned from exile to get to work finishing the temple.
The epistle to the Galatians deals with things that keep our focus off of Christ and his sufficiency for believers.
No book of the Bible is more confusing than the Revelation. We take a serious look at the context and meaning.
The two epistles of Peter give us a glimpse into the way he matured as a believer and disciple.
A historical look at the seven letters at the beginning of the Revelation and their historical context.
