“Jesus Is Lord” is a political statement. How do we follow him faithfully in our current political environment? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Isaiah 11:1-9.

What does it mean to follow God with our physical being? Pastor Jonathan Fitzgerald continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Genesis 2:5-7 about our bodies.

How do we become a community that appreciates art, reflects God’s creativity, and pursues beauty? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 31:1-5.

Science is in no way incompatible with Christianity. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 104.

The gospel doesn’t mean our mental health challenges simply go away, but it does mean we need to learn to see them (like all of life!) through the lens of discipleship. Pastor Jeremy Treat resumes our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 42.

Jesus gave all for you. You can trust him with all of you. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches an Easter sermon from Romans 8:31-34.

Jesus is the remedy for a sick world! Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a Good Friday message on the cross as a source of healing.

We look to Jesus Christ’s generous, self-giving, committed love to learn how to relate to family, friends, and neighbors. Pastor Nathan Potter continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 34:5-9.

As disciples of Jesus, what should we do with our sexual desires? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon on sexuality from Song of Solomon 4:1-5:1.

Play is the in-breaking of the future kingdom where Christ reigns over all and decay, disease, and death are no more. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Zechariah 8:1-8.

Because Jesus is our rest, we can operate every minute of every day out of a place of Sabbath rest in him. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 20:8-11.