The book of Acts is marked by extraordinary events. The NT church is birthed, then explodes across the world. Miracles happened and lives were transformed. The world would never be the same. And yet, while Acts is marked by extraordinary events, God saw it fit to accomplish great feats through ordinary people. The world was transformed by the extraordinary in the ordinary. Join us as we consider what we can learn from the early church so that we too might see the extraordinary in the ordinary.  This week we will start our new sermon series in Acts by exploring the topic of Christ's Extraordinary Ascension. Scripture Reading: Acts 1:1-12

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Extraordinary Through the Ordinary: A Series Through Acts- Extraordinary Ascension

This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater Than: All Other Ways of Life Scripture Reading: Hebrews 13:1-19

Greater than: All Other Ways of Life

This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater than: All Other Foundations + Kingdoms Scripture Reading: Hebrews 12:18-29

Greater Than: All Other Foundations + Kingdoms

This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater than: Our Weariness Scripture Reading: Hebrews 12:1-13

Greater than: Our Weariness

Last Sunday, we learned we are walking contradictions. Though too often, this is a proper description of how we live, think, and act, praise be to God that the consequences of our deviation from God’s purposes are no longer upon us because of the finished work of Jesus. May we trust the Eternal Spirit of God to work in us to make clear the ways we should more align our lives to the creative purposes of God. This is my prayer for myself and for you as well.  This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater than: All Other Objects of Faith Scripture Reading: Hebrews 11:1-3, 39-40

Greater Than: All Other Objects of Faith

Security. Is that a word that comes to mind when you consider the love of God? If not, it should. Last Sunday, we considered that in Christ, the love God has for you is safe, secure, and will never cease. No matter our wanderings, if we are His, He is faithful and always will lead us back to Himself. Praise be to God! This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater Than: Our Sacrifices. Scripture Reading: Hebrews 9:11-14, 23-28

Greater Than- Our Sacrifices

Last Sunday we considered that Jesus is our King-Priest who rules and reigns in power, authority, and justice, while he is simultaneously our compassionate advocate who empathizes with our weakness. All kings and rulers will fail us. All priests and confidants will disappoint us. But, Jesus never will. Thanks be to God!  This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater Than: Our Wanderings Scripture Reading: Hebrews 6:1-20

Greater Than- Our Wanderings

Last Sunday, we learned that true rest does not come through sleep, vacations, or other outlets, but rather a deep, soul-satisfying, purpose giving, joy-filled Sabbath rest. May we trust in the work of the Spirit to unify us to our Lord of the Sabbath! This week we will continue our sermon series in Hebrews by exploring the topic of Greater than: Melchizedek, Priest + King Scripture: Hebrews 4:14-16, 5:1-2, 6:19-20, 7:1-3, 23-27

Greater Than- Melchizedek, Priest + King

Over the summer, we will be looking at the book of Hebrews. This past week, we considered how marvelous a truth that we have each been made in the image of God, unlike anything else in the cosmos. And, despite our cosmic rebellion against our Creator, His cosmic redemption has rescued those who trust in the work of Jesus. This week's sermon is titled Greater Than: All Other Rest Scripture Reading: Hebrews 3:3-14, 4:2, 4:8-13

Greater Than- All Other Rest

Over the summer, we will be looking at the book of Hebrews. The entire book proclaims the sufficiency of the work of Christ and the supremacy of Christ over all things. May we find great joy and hope as we consider the glory of Jesus! This week's sermon will be on Greater Than: Our Rebellion

Greater Than- Our Rebellion

Over the summer, we will be looking at the book of Hebrews. The entire book proclaims the sufficiency of the work of Christ and the supremacy of Christ over all things. May we find great joy and hope as we consider the glory of Jesus!

Greater than- Prophets

In the final week of our series, Paul gives us his summarizing, yet challenging, thoughts on what joy looks like in the life of the Christian. In society and culture of excess, what does contentment look like? In a time of great unrest and uncertainty, what does contentment look like? When there are legitimate realities that must change in our lives and society, what does contentment look like? These are the kinds of questions we will consider in this sermon.

Marked by Joy- Contentment

We have been in a series called Marked by Joy: A Study of Philippians. Over the course of the series, we have considered what it means to live the Christian life. This week, our guest, Pastor Hector Sanchez, continues our series Marked by Joy by considering the topic of anxiety

Marked by Joy- Anxiety

We have been in a series called Marked by Joy: A Study of Philippians. Over the course of the series, we have considered what it means to live the Christian life. This week we turn to the need for maturity in the Christian life. 

Marked by Joy- Maturity

We have been in a series called Marked by Joy: A Study of Philippians. This week we considered the central question, what does it mean to be a Christian?

Marked by Joy - Everything, Nothing, and Paradox

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