CURRENT SERIES
There is a misconception that in Christianity renewal is something that occurs once at conversion, a singular change of faith in God. But the Bible teaches that renewal doesn’t occur just at conversion – our thinking, hopes, dreams, trust, and values are constantly shaped and renewed by the gospel. In this mini-series, listen and see why we believe the Bible teaches that renewal is a way of life.

January 1, 2022 – April 23, 2023
Some believe what’s wrong with the world is a lack of inner purity – morality, ethics. Others believe what’s wrong with the world is outer purity – concern for the poor and social justice. But the Bible says it’s not “either-or” but “both-and.” Amos writes that God holds both together and ignores neither inner purity nor outer purity. This book shows us how seriously God cares about holiness in all our relationships. Follow along as we cover essential questions, including “Will unrepentance go unpunished?” and “Is there a possibility of holding back God’s hand?” Most importantly, we will better understand how the gospel is the key to loving holiness as a way of life.

November 29, 2020 – November 20, 2022
“Good news, for the whole world? Everybody? Really?” Absolutely. The Gospel of Luke sets out to show that Jesus Christ was not simply a new Jewish prophet, but he demonstrated a love for cultural outsiders and people not valued in society. Luke demonstrates Christianity is a faith relevant to both the religious and secular world. This sermon series explores how the gospel of Jesus Christ is a faith relevant to both the Jesus’ time and our present, both the religious and secular, as our one true hope of the world.

September 5th, 2021 – November 21st, 2021
Why are Christians called to welcome and form a community? Who does God expect you to invite? And how does the gospel enable a way to realize the deep, invisible thirst that everyone has to be known and loved? Any ministry of hospitality, of welcome and community, flows out from the truths of the gospel. This series unpacks a biblical basis for practicing hospitality in various ways.

September 13, 2020 – November 22, 2020
Redemption and justice are prominent themes in the consciousness of our culture today, but they are often viewed completely at odds with each other. This sermon series seeks to show where redemption and justice converge we find at its core the love of God. We will show how the tension perceived between them is due to a misunderstanding of each, and how experiencing redemptive justice transforms our mindset towards others in a powerful way.