What's our agenda?
Reading: Luke 19:28-48
Sermons
What's our agenda?
Reading: Luke 19:28-48
Every good gift comes from God.
Reading: Romans 1
In silence we encounter God's grace.
Reading: Isaiah 30:1-18
When is the last time you had an extended span of days, weeks, or months when you were content? Contentment must be learned and cultivated. It’s a habit of the heart that requires trusting God’s purposes over our priorities, trusting God’s providence over our preferences, and trusting God’s character over our circumstances.
Reading: Philippians
Tommy Hinson looks at the origin and purpose of Scripture, and the central role it plays in the lives of Christians.
Reading: 2 Timothy 3:14-16
As the season of Lent begins, Tommy Hinson opens a new sermon series on cultivating habits of holiness. This week, he looks at the habit of submission — realigning our hearts with God — and how submission leads to freedom.
Reading: James 4:1-10
Tommy Hinson explains how God's purpose in our lives is to make us holy and righteous through Jesus Christ.
Reading: Ephesian 5:20-6:10
God calls us to be a unified family even when division is what comes most naturally. Tommy Hinson examines the potential causes of this division and explains how the gospel overcomes them.
Reading: Ephesians 1:3-14
In part three of a sermon series on God's family, Dan Beilman looks at how we are born into God's family and how matters of life and death figure into this new birth.
Reading: John 3
After Jesus came into the world and suffered for us, God’s family became unlike any other family. In the second part of this sermon series, Tommy Hinson asks why do we need a new family, what’s so new about God’s family, and how do we join God’s family?
Reading: Isaiah 56
Tommy Hinson explores what it means to be a church.
Reading: Genesis 12
Dan Beilman explores the nature of Christian unity.
Reading: Psalm 133