Jeff kicks off a new series titled ‘Kingdom Justice’ by giving a broad overview of biblical justice. With so many versions of “justice” in the world - how do we know when we’re experiencing God’s heart for justice or some kind of worldly counterfeit? Listen in as we explore the larger themes of “Kingdom Justice” and create the roadmap for the coming weeks.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. By looking at a familiar text, we take a deeper look at the heart of the Gospel, what it means for us, and how it impacts the world.
Unity is a ‘Sign & Wonder’ to the love of God. In the longest recorded prayer from His life (commonly called ‘The High Priestly Prayer’), Jesus prays that believers would display such perfect unity that the world would come to know Christ. How does ‘unity’ in your life draw people to Christ? Does your speech reflect your unity? And how does the Cross of Christ unite us all? Listen in as we explore these questions together.
Your marriage can be a ‘Sign & Wonder’ to the world around you. In Ephesians 5, we learn that marriage mysteriously points to the love Christ has for the church and when done well, marriage can be part of your ministry. This sermon will discuss the incredible value Christ placed on women and marriage, as well as share some practical tips on what this looks like in our everyday lives.
Jeff continues our series by talking about an often misunderstood or misapplied ‘sign and wonder’: the gift of prophecy. Join us as we explore a meaningful text from 1 Corinthians 14 while learning some practical tips on how to seek the prophetic without causing pain.
Jeff starts a new series this week titled ‘Signs & Wonders.’ In our first sermon together we’re talking about HEALING and the mercy & compassion found in the ministry of Jesus. How does the heart of Jesus, that He is both willing and able to heal you, impact your faith journey today? Join us as we invite God to teach and show us the reality of His Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
As we close our series in Philippians, Jeff encourages us to live as Citizens of Heaven starting today. We aren’t called to satisfy our every waking desire with the temporary pleasures of our day, but we are called to eagerly wait for the return of our Savior. Listen in, as we explore what it looks and feels like to live for eternity
‘The infinite value of ‘knowing Christ’.’ Paul wrote these words because Jewish believers were trying to convince early converts that they only knew part of the Gospel. Contrary to Paul, they taught that it was salvation plus external efforts that offered salvation, not ‘Christ Alone.’ This beautiful passage in Philippians 3 reaffirms Paul’s stance and our theology today: everything is worthless in comparison to knowing Christ.
Jeff starts a new series in Philippians by exploring the phrase: “Live as Citizens of Heaven.” Paul, the writer of Philippians, gives a number of directives on what this can look like. As believers, if we apply these timeless truths to our walk with Christ we are sure to experience more of the Kingdom in our lives together.
