Sermons
Repentance is not something that we often associate with Christmas. But when we look at the Christmas story, Matthew introduces this theme immediately after the birth narrative. Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us see the glorious gift of repentance that is ours because of Christmas.
The Bible tells a very different story of Christmas than what we often associate with the holiday. Listen as Todd Martin points us to hope the Messiah-King who came at Christmas.
What do you think about when you think about celebrating Christmas? Is it family, presents, music? But if we look at what the Bible tells us Christmas is about, we find something much more expansive. Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us see that the birth of Jesus is meant to be associated with missions, evangelism and the end of ethnic/racial superiority.
Why does the announcement of the birth of Jesus illicit such courage from Joseph and Mary? What does that mean for our lives? Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us see how Christmas can make us courageous.
Are you thankful or are you entitled? Listen as Pastor David Prince calls us to fight for an attitude of thanksgiving so that we might have the fuel required to live for Christ in the world.
Teddy Roosevelt's famous "in the arena" speech reminds us that it's those in the game that deserve the credit. Likewise, the writer of Hebrews is telling us something similar in chapter 12. Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us leave a legacy that will be witness to those who come after us.
What does thankfulness have to do with fighting sin? Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how cultivating thankfulness in our hearts is the key to fighting sin.
Pastors David Prince, Casey McCall and Nate BeVier walk us through a meditation on Psalm 72 as we prepare for the presidential election on Tuesday.
How do you leave behind a legacy of love? You never trade our Christian distinctiveness for temporary wealth or power. Listen as Pastor David Prince exhorts us to act courageously, think deeply and see clearly so that we might leave behind a legacy of love.