As we continue our series “Money Over Value,” Jeff explores how our generosity can impact the world. Join us as we explore 1 Timothy 6 which tells us to use our money for good while simultaneously enjoying all that God has given to us. How could we impact the world if we became radical givers and how does the local church play a part?
As we continue our series ‘Money Over Value,’ Jeff explores the words of Christ from the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus told us to give in secret, to give wholeheartedly, and to give with our hearts on the Kingdom above all else. Join us as we grapple with Jesus’ famous phrase: “Where your treasure is your heart will also be.”
As we kick off a new series, Jeff looks at some potential entanglements when it comes to money and our spiritual maturity. Jesus seemed to talk about money often and in this passage, we see that generosity is not only a journey but it’s directly tied to our spiritual maturity. Listen in as we once again commit ourselves to love God above all other things.
Join us as Natalie closes out the series, 'You've Heard It Said.' During this series, we see that Jesus is always calling people toward him to live a new way. Our culture says 'You get what you deserve,' but Jesus has something different to say. Are there places in your life that you feel you deserve to be condemned? Maybe your past sins have been weighing you down? In this sermon, Natalie points us to the grace and truth Jesus offers freely.
This Easter we celebrate that the resurrection changes everything! If the tomb is empty then Christianity cannot be dead. Even more, if Christ is alive then so are you; if you are alive, so are we; and if we are alive, then we have a job to do. Listen in as we celebrate the resurrection and discover how the empty tomb changes everything.
With ‘Cancel Culture’ on the rise, we need to be careful so things like unforgiveness or ‘cut-off’ don’t enter our relationships. The teachings of Jesus lead us to ‘forgive and keep on forgiving,’ even in the face of painful memories. Forgiveness can be challenging, so, we must remind ourselves that both the power and process of forgiving is centered on Christ’s work on the cross. Listen in as we discuss this week’s phrase: “You’re Dead to Me.”
Jeff kicks off a new series by playing off Jesus’ words in Matthew 5: “You’ve heard it said… But I say to you…” Jesus was masterful parsing religious and cultural systems while influencing people towards the Kingdom of God. Join us as we look at a modern cultural phrase and ask the question: “How would Jesus respond today?” Our opening phrase: “You Do You.”
In our final sermon from “The Everyday Kingdom,” Jeff explores three passionate teachings tied to the Kingdom of God. What does it mean to turn from our old life towards God, to be resolute, and to be radical for Jesus? Simply put: “If Jesus is King—what does He ask of my life?”
Jeff continues our series on ‘The Everyday Kingdom’ by talking about another tension in the Kingdom: God’s timing. We all love the immediacy of God’s power breaking into our lives and we continue to hope and pray for the miraculous. But God also works in the subtle, slow, and arduous process of transformation. Listen in as we discuss the both/and reality of God’s ‘sudden AND slow’ work of the Kingdom in our lives.
