This is the first sermon in our series on The Parables of Jesus. Parables are stories or sayings Jesus used to illustrate a point about himself, us, and/or his kingdom and to provoke a response from the hearer. They were instrumental in his ministry and are important for us today. In this message, Eli Price teaches us about the parable of the wicked tenants using Luke 20:9-19.
This is the eleventh and last sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp encourages us to be bold and courageous in standing for the truth using Proverbs 28:1
This is the tenth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us what the Bible says about caring for the poor using 1 John 3:13-20.
This is the ninth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us what the Bible says about God’s design of human sexuality using Genesis 1 and Romans 1:21-25.
This is the eighth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us what the Biblical racial reconciliation will accomplish and what some steps we need to take are using John 17:20-23 and Acts 6:1-7.
This is the seventh sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us what the Bible has to say about the foundation of racial reconciliation using Ephesians 2:11-22.
This is the sixth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Joe Garner shows us what the Bible has to say about educating our children using 2 Timothy 3:14-17.
This is the fifth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Biblical justice is a better answer than secular conservatism and ideological social justice using Colossians 2:3-15.
This is the fifth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Biblical justice, rooted in the loving relationship of the Trinity, is the key to unity in diversity using Romans 13:7-10.
This is the fourth sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Biblical justice is rooted in the righteous character of God using Deuteronomy 16:18-20.
This is the third sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that the Word of God is both food for our soul and the standard by which we should live using Matthew 4:1-4.
This is the second sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that we must speak with straightforwardness, confidence, courage, and clarity on the issue of life using Acts 4:13-20.
This is the first sermon in our series called On Earth as It Is in Heaven. In this series, we explore the ways that the message of the Bible shines a light on the darkness of our world. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp uses the Great Commission to show us that we are called to a comprehensive evangelism as heralds of Christ’s lordship in all of life using Matthew 28:16-20
Coming out of a year where it seems like there is a lot to fear in this world, this standalone sermon is meant to encourage us as we start a new year. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us how the small acts of hope and faith by Moses’ mother, overcoming her fears, were used by God for big things using Exodus 2:1-10.
In this standalone sermon, Trey Lewis shows us that what matters above all else in life is that we see the beauty of who God is and what Jesus has done for us, for that will fuel everything else we do especially when life gets rough, using Psalm 73.
This is the last sermon in our Advent series this year: Song of the Son. In this series, we look at Psalm 110 through the lens of the New Testament. Psalm 110 is the most quoted Psalm in all the New Testament because it was a Messianic Psalm that looked forward to Jesus. As we look forward to celebrating Christmas, we will see what this Psalm has to say about who Jesus is and what this means for us today. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Jesus coming to us on Christmas has great implications for our lives today using Psalm 110:1-4.
This is the third sermon in our Advent series this year: Song of the Son. This week we took a break from Psalm 110 to look at another Song of the Son. In this sermon, Eli Price shows us that Jesus has been the Lord of creation and the new creation since that first Christmas using Colossians 1:15-20.
This is the second sermon in our Advent series this year: Song of the Son. In this series, we look at Psalm 110 through the lens of the New Testament. Psalm 110 is the most quoted Psalm in all the New Testament because it was a Messianic Psalm that looked forward to Jesus. As we look forward to celebrating Christmas, we will see what this Psalm has to say about who Jesus is and what this means for us today. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Jesus sovereignly reigns leaving us with two options: to be a co-heir or to be his footstool using Psalm 110:1.
This is the first sermon in our Advent series this year: Song of the Son. In this series, we look at Psalm 110 through the lens of the New Testament. Psalm 110 is the most quoted Psalm in all the New Testament because it was a Messianic Psalm that looked forward to Jesus. As we look forward to celebrating Christmas, we will see what this Psalm has to say about who Jesus is and what this means for us today. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that Jesus challenges us to submit to him by claiming to be Lord using Psalm 110:1 and Matthew 22:41-45.
This is the twelfth sermon in our series Shepherd, Warrior, King: The Life of David. In this series we explore the story of David, seeking to find in his life and character applications for us and our world today. In this message, Pastor Aaron Shamp shows us that because of God’s covenant with his people, we can have peace amidst confusion because God is with us using 1 Samuel 20:35-42.
