Core Worship | Sermons

Sermon text: Matthew 6:16-18

Sermon text: Luke 10:38-42

Sermon text: Psalm 1:1-3; 2 Timothy 3:16-17

Sermon text: Romans 12:1-2

Sermon text: Matthew 21:1-11

Sermon text: Nehemiah 8:1-12

Sermon text: Daniel 6:10-23

Sermon text: 1 Samuel 17:40-50

Sermon text: ‎Joshua 5:13-6:5

Sermon text: Genesis 22:1-14

Sermon text: Matthew 21:28

Sermon text: Matthew 11:27-30

Sermon text: Matthew 11:27-29

Sermon text: Matthew 11:27-28

Sermon text: Matthew 11:27

Sermon text: Ezekiel 47:1-12

Sermon text: Matthew 2:1-12

Sermon text: Luke 2:8-20

But let God reframe who He is and what He's doing.

Jesus doesn't just bring peace, He is peace. Peace rooted in God's presence and promise fuels obedience.

We have the hope of the world living inside of us and there are people walking around in darkness hoping to be brought to the light.

We grow more in understanding in just how much we don't understand of how much He loves and adores us.

God has poured out gifts to equip His people for the work of ministry so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith.

Are you thirsty for the Holy Spirit's living water to bubble up inside of you and to move you into ministry and to empower you to live the Christian life?

Ambition redeemed is Christ revealed in me and through me to this watching world around me.

You are never alone. Christ is present. He is with you. He promised never to leave you or forsake you.

The greatest threat to our well-being may just be that we are skimming along the surface of the life that God has intended for us.

God delights in a people who love to give because it is Godlike. We are giving as a response to His love because of who He is and what He has done.

His heart burned for those people; it burned for those that were still yet to be engaged and reached with the Gospel.

There is no cultural category that is out of the reach of Jesus Christ. He is able to enter into it all.

Find out how those things and those places can be a platform for the Gospel.

Our call is to set the table as co-host with Christ.

This is why relational matters. We live in a world where people are isolated, struggling with loneliness and depression, and longing for true intimacy. That's why we seek to be a relational people.

In Christ we have one Lord, we've been baptized into one body. We are family.

Prayer changes things and that's what I saw happen through a small step in faith where the Lord did all the work.

As we become familiar with God's voice in here, we just might become more aware of it out there.

That is the heartbeat of our discipleship pathway and the heartbeat of Jesus' invitation to each and every one of us: Come and see. Let's just get started. Come and follow me.

Practicing the spiritual discipline of Bible study is one of the ways we live into the freedom Christ is offering us from the lies of Satan.

Together we are the temple. We need each other because the Holy Spirit dwells in each of us.

Our physical life was given to us at birth. Our inner life has been shaped and formed over time. But zoe life, that is given and imparted into us by Christ.

Why should we be persistent in prayer when we don't get immediate answers? Because maybe it is not His will, maybe it is not His timing, and maybe we don't know what is best. We have to keep praying and keep praying until we know one way or another.

The sin that was once holding you down in your life is gone. You live a life in which you are constantly in tune with the Holy Spirit and denying your flesh.

This idea of sanctification and means this thing is set apart. Sanctification is the process of becoming more like Jesus. It is being changed from the inside out so that we come to genuinely love what God loves and love like God loves.

Liturgy is the work of the people, responding to the work of God. Liturgy gives us a shared language but it is not identical expression. The goal is not uniformity or unanimity. The goal is unity around the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Over a course of time, she kept asking who Jesus is to me and what does He mean to me and I realized I had never made that proclamation for myself. I just assumed I was a Christian because I sat in church every Sunday and I went to a Christian school.

When a Holy God comes, something has to give. When God has moved mightily throughout the history of the church, it is always characterized by prayer and repentance- humility.

Jesus did not answer their question with a question. He did not answer it at all, at least not definitively. Time was not His concern nor was politics. The mission was Jesus' concern.

We've been invited to be a part of the people of God; we've been offered immortality and everlasting life; we've been welcomed into a group of people that includes the prophets and apostles themselves, and not because we could afford to pay the dues- we couldn't.

It is our responsibility to pray that God's will be done. It is not our way, it is God's way.