The gift of Easter is the gift of a whole new reality! Michael shares on how the resurrection gives us a completely different way of looking at and interacting with the world around us.
Sermons
Series: Why I Love my Church
We can’t experience healing for the people we’re pretending to be. Michael shares on the way the church is like a hospital, a place of healing and vulnerability, and our place in it as wounded healers.
In this message, Michael talks about a symbol that has been used and misused by the church at large for the past couple thousand years, the church as the army of God.
Brian continues our series Why I Love My Church, where we are exploring some of the metaphors used in the New Testament for the church, by sharing on the church as God’s house.
If the church is a family, how do we join this family? And what can happen in and through our lives when we are part of God’s family?
In this message, we look at what it means to be part of God’s family, a place of belonging and a place we experience God’s power and presence together.
Brenda continues our series on why we love the church by sharing about the ways that the church is the classroom of God and the lessons we learn through it.
Clint shares about why he loves the church and what we mean when we say the church is the body of Christ.
Brenda continues our Why I Love my Church series answering questions like, is the church in trouble, and what is the church actually supposed to look like?
In our new series Why I Love my Church, we’re asking, what is the church and how is it supposed to work? Michael begins by sharing on the church as Ekklesia, a gathering of God’s people.