Sunday, November 1
The sermon walks through Philippians 2 as a call to be all in with Christ, all in for others, and all in for the gospel, on the reasoning that everything received from God is meant to be poured out rather than kept.
Sunday, October 25
Paul's letter to Titus is a playbook for changing a place: be the example, remember you were saved, and stay focused on doing good where God has put you. The sermon asks each person to name their own Crete and measure how they are doing there.
Sunday, October 18
Grace is not only the forgiveness that saves us but the power that trains us to say no to sin and sets us apart as God's own people, eager to do good while we wait for Christ to appear.
Sunday, October 11
Paul tells five groups of people how to live so that their actions make the teachings about God attractive, not because we are saved by our works, but because our lives can point others to Him.
Sunday, October 4
Paul confronts false teachers who were twisting God's word and disrupting whole households, and he calls the church to know the scriptures, correct out of care, and share Christ with those caught in error.
Sunday, September 27
Paul sends Titus to Crete to appoint godly leaders in every church, and the same call lands on everyone: lead well at home, lead with character, and lead from the truth, because everything rises and falls with leadership.
Sunday, September 20
Paul tells Timothy what it takes to finish the race of faith well: keep practicing your faith, keep your intimacy with Jesus close, and keep passing it on to the people who are watching you.
Sunday, September 13
God has forgiven his people fully through Christ, and that same forgiveness is meant to flow out into our relationships, where we release what others owe us and go make right what we owe them.
Sunday, September 6
Nate walks through the next three steps of recovery from sin using Psalm 32, showing how David moved from hidden sin to freedom by taking inventory, confessing, and repenting.
Sunday, August 30
The sermon walks through Romans 7 and the story of a man who wears himself out trying to break his own addiction, arguing that the first move toward freedom is admitting you are powerless, believing God is powerful, and trusting him with the thing you cannot put down.
Sunday, August 23
The church is not a place you attend but a body you belong to, where Christ gives leaders to equip every member to do the work of ministry, so that the church engages the lost, grows its people, and sends them out to serve.
Sunday, August 9
Jesus asks a paralyzed man a question that cuts past need to desire, and the man's healing, obedience, and testimony show what it looks like to want what only Christ can give.