Worship is something we do with our bodies and our minds, with our whole lives. Brian shares from Psalm 95 on why and how we worship.
Sermons
Speaker: Brian Brinkert
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?
On the last weekend of each month, we are taking time to focus on how key characters from the Old Testament can point us to Jesus and what a vibrant life with God can be like. In this message, we look at how a dynamic encounter with God helped transform Jacob from being a conniving trickster into a man of confident trust.
The characters in the Christmas story took significant risks in response to God’s activity in their lives. Brian kicks off our Advent series by having us consider God as the first risk-taker in this famous story.
Weighing Our Response to the Good News
September 27, 2020 Brian Brinkert, Clint Considine A Letter To The PhilippiansBrian and Clint continue our series in Philippians with a message about having a posture of humility in our lives. They share three key elements of Jesus’ humility and how we can learn to imitate him in our lives.
Finding Security Through Surrender
September 9, 2020 Asa Harting, Brian Brinkert A Letter To The PhilippiansAsa and Brian continue our series in Philippians sharing about how Paul’s words and particularly his example highlight the security that we can find through surrender.
This weekend, Clint and Brian started our new series in Philippians, a powerful letter full of insights on how to live with peace, joy, and confidence. Together they share on three main elements of what it really means to be a Christian.
Join John and Brian as they continue our series, Faith in Action, and dive into what it looks like to become radically generous.
Finding God in Silence and Solitude
February 23, 2020 Brian Brinkert A Way of Life That Actually WorksLife can get busy and can feel out of control pretty easily. In this week’s message, Brian unpacks how engaging in the practices of silence and solitude can help us experience a way of life that works.