Isn’t it interesting how Jesus frequently answered questions with more questions? Clint shares from Luke 20 about how Jesus uses these questions to confront where we find our security and our identity.
Sermons
Speaker: Clint Considine
We all long for the whole world to be made right, for our lives to be permeated with peace. Yet, though we know that’s where we want to go, the way we get there is often different from how we imagine it. Clint shares from Mark chapter 10 about the way toward that perfect future.
We admire Jesus, but are we ready to embrace his wisdom in our lives? Clint continues our series of messages on old testament stories that point to Jesus, sharing what we can learn from Solomon’s gift of wisdom.
In this series, we’re taking time to ask how we can express gracious generosity in the way we treat others and in how we live day to day. 
In this message, Clint focuses us in on forgiveness as one of the cornerstones of following Jesus.
Why do bad things happen to good people? Where is God in injustice? Join us as Clint continues our series, Lessons from the Psalms.
We dive into Psalm 110 and Clint continues our discussion in lessons from the Psalms.
As humans, we don’t like waiting. But what if waiting could honestly be a blessing? Clint shares from Psalm 40 about the way waiting can help us grow and flourish.
Clint shares about why he loves the church and what we mean when we say the church is the body of Christ.
Kingdom of Unity & Love
October 18, 2020 Clint Considine, John Kliewer Politics?! Focusing on the Kingdom of God during an electionJohn and Clint began our new series on focusing on the kingdom of God during an election by talking about making unity a top priority like it was for Jesus.
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.