Creation Patterns: All Things Made New (Revelation 21-22)

Core Values: Preach the Gospel

Preaching the gospel requires understanding the gospel and having the boldness to speak to others about the good news. But that's not all that is required. In this sermon, Rev. Leon Weller explains that the power of God is vital to preaching the gospel. God works within us as we boldly share the good news, and He often opens doors for us to see His power in operation.

Core Values: Love People

We all like to think that we understand love. As Christians, we pride ourselves in being the people of love. But how closely are we really following Jesus in loving others? In this sermon, Adam Wierwille explains that loving God is largely about loving others. And loving others often comes with a cost. We should be willing to follow Jesus fully and completely by loving unconditionally.

Core Values: Love God

In the next four weeks, we will be exploring the four core values of our church. This week, Pastor Will taught about the foundational core value: love God. Loving God is foundational to the rest of Christian living. In this sermon, Pastor Will talks about the first commandment, how obedience and love work together, and how God relates to us as a loving Father. You won't look at obedience the same!

Creation Patterns: All Things Made New (Revelation 21-22)

The end of the Bible looks remarkably similar to the beginning. In the end, God wins, humanity is restored, and creation is made new again. In this sermon, Pastor Will works through Revelation 21 and 22, showing that humanity's greatest desire and need is fulfilled by God's plans in the end: we will experience the presence of God in the kingdom.

Creation Patterns: Walking in the Spirit (Romans 8)

The apostle Paul tells us in Romans that we have the ability to walk in newness of life. We are to be slaves to righteousness instead of slaves to sin. But how do we do this? For Paul, we need more than knowledge and more than the Law, we need the spirit. In this sermon, Pastor Will walks through the first portion of Romans 8, showing that we should identify with Christ and cooperate with the work of the spirit in our lives. This is the way to truly live.