157 Who is the blind man and why is he me? | Mark 8:22-26 | Pastor Josh Westmoreland

160 Gladly Spent | 2 Corinthians 12:14-15 | Pastor Brandon Fisher

In 2 Corinthians 12:14-15, the Apostle Paul declares his selfless, parental-like love for the Corinthian church. He willingly sacrifices his time, finances, and energy for their spiritual well-being, prioritizing their souls over anything they could ever give him, even if his deep love is met with ingratitude.

159 The Gospel Changes Everything | Philemon 1-22 | Pastor Ethan Riddle

Paul sends a letter to Philemon regarding a slave named Onesimus. Paul respectfully requests that Philemon forgive his runaway slave, free him, and allow him to serve Christ without restrictions. Believing in the Gosple changes everything.

158 Show Me Thy Glory | Exodus 33:1-23 | Pastor Jesse Young

In Exodus 33:1-23, Moses identifies with the sinful condition of the people and intercedes on their behalf. He takes responsibility and delivers God's message to them, calling them to repentance.

157 Who is the blind man and why is he me? | Mark 8:22-26 | Pastor Josh Westmoreland

In Mark 8:22–26, Jesus heals a blind man in two distinct stages, using a physical miracle to mirror the disciples' own partial spiritual understanding. This unique, two-step healing serves as a living parable, illustrating that growing in faith and seeing spiritual truth clearly is often a gradual process requiring multiple touches from God.

156 Less Like Me | Mark 8:1-21 | Pastor Josh Westmoreland

This sermon focuses on Mark 8:1-21, where Jesus is feeding 4,000 people with seven loaves and a few fish while also warning the disciples against the "leaven of the Pharisees and Herod". The passage highlights the disciples' persistent lack of understanding regarding Jesus' power. It calls us to reflect on how we are also like the disciples.