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The letter of first Corinthians reminds modern readers how much God cares about his church and how much the church must care about Jesus.

Explore how our identity in Christ seen in Romans 8 has implications now and for eternity.

Few books have shaped the theology of the Christian church as much as Paul's little letter to the Galatian Christians. While we often think of the book as a work of theology, Paul's soaring theology was written for everyday application inside of our own relationships. What a local church believes reconciles them to God shapes how a local church relates to each other. The centrality of Jesus' work on the cross is not a matter of theory in the church. It is the very life blood of a Christian's hope, and the source of Christian compassion and care.

The book of Acts not only highlights the continued work of Christ in the early church, but it also lays the foundation for our own understanding of the gospel, the life of the Christian and the nature and mission of the church.

Psalm 107 leads us to Jesus by showing us four portraits of the way in which God saves his people.

Explore the message of the minor prophet, Habakkuk, in this three-part series.

Luke's account of the gospel of Jesus Christ speaks into our age of uncertainty by showing the promise and power of God's plan to save his people. As Jesus inverts the typical places of power, status and peace the reader is called to see how they might find their own place in the constantly expanding life of discipleship. Find your place by finding yourself in the wonderful plan of salvation in Jesus Christ.

Watch or listenn to our 2023 advent series titled "Gospel in Our Bones."

In this Advent series we examine some remarkable birth narratives in the Old Testament and learn how those foreshadowed the greatest and most anticipated birth in human history: the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

The gospel is good news for sinners and sufferers. The story of scripture not only explains our hardships and shows Jesus' kind heart towards those in need, but it also equips us with a framework of hope, wisdom and endurance as we walk through some of life's most challenging experiences.

In "Some Assembly Required" we examine some essential components of the Christian life and the way in which the local assembly (the church) helps believers grow and experience care in these areas.

A Church Building is our campaign and sermon series outlining the next step of our 50/50 Legacy: the location of a permanent building. Because we believe the gospel shapes everything, we also believe that what we do and how we view our building are essential components of glorifying God and serving our city. To learn more visit achurchbuilding.com.

Some of the hardest questions regarding faith arise in our encounter with the book of Romans. In this two part series we try to deal with the doctrine of election in a way that is connected to the rest of Romans and more broadly the rest of God's word, as well as the gospel. Join us as we explore the comfort of election and the commission of election.

The Psalms give expression to our souls, from the highest of delights to the lowest of despairs. But even more importantly, they point us towards the One True and Living God and his Son, Jesus Christ. By doing this, the Psalms help us as real people with real issues rightly live our lives before the face of God.

What does it mean to believe in Jesus? And how can that belief truly be an abiding belief? For Easter 2021 we will be looking at the gospel of John and noticing what Jesus says about how we should think of him and a life of following him.

The Church and Her Love is a two part sermon series that dives into the way in which the gospel creates the church and how the gospel compels the church for love, endurance and care.

For Advent 2020 we are going to pause and consider the impact Christ's birth has on our hope, our mission and our salvation.

When Nicodemus requested a meeting with Jesus of Nazareth he couldn’t have imagined how their late night conversation would impact the world thousands of years later. In their conversation, Jesus shares the foundations of the Gospel: God’s great love for us, our need to be born again and that salvation comes through believing in him.

We can sometimes feel like we need a handbook to the Bible itself. It's a book written in three languages, across thousands of years by dozens of authors. How are we supposed to make sense of it? Our Easter 2020 Series seeks to make sense of the Bible, it's message and it's purpose as seen in the gospel of Jesus Christ. It's in his work on the cross where we find our own guide to help us understand the wonderful beauty and practical relevance of God's word.

From badges on your work-out app, to post-it notes on the fridge, we are a goal oriented society. We want to be the best version of ourselves. But we all know how hard and how difficult such changes can be. In these moments what empowers us? Who encourages us? And what hope is there for those who wrestle to see what lies ahead? In the book of Deuteronomy, Moses' message to the Israelites was one of warning, comfort and instruction as they looked at what awaited them. His message: Something needs to change. The message of Deuteronomy helps us understand the parts of our life which need change the most and shows us the way in which God's grace helps us do just that.

This series is an attempt to better understand how our relationship to God impacts the way in which we understand our present relationships status and how we relate to those around us. In 1 Corinthians 7 Paul refers to singleness, marriage and families as each being a specific gift, assignment, calling and condition. Therefore we believe that the greatest goal for our current situation in life is not to advance into another station. Instead we ought to view our own condition, and weigh other conditions, by the role and responsibility each provides in our efforts to glorify God.