Using analogies of a mustard seed and leaven, Jesus illustrates the transformative power of the kingdom. The sermon emphasizes the church's role in embodying God's kingdom and encourages believers to sow seeds of the gospel through everyday obedience. Ultimately, it stresses that the growth of the kingdom is driven by Jesus' power and calls believers to embrace small beginnings for kingdom impact.
When Everything Sad Comes Untrue
May 5, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 13:10–17
Repent or Perish
April 28, 2024 • Tyler Sweatt • Luke 12:54—13:9
His Love Held Out: Fire, Water and Good News of God’s Judgement
April 21, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 12:49–59
Do Not Worry
April 7, 2024 • Tyler Sweatt • Luke 12:22–34
In this sermon, Pastor Tyler discusses the Christian response to worry and anxiety, emphasizing trust in God's providence and the pursuit of His kingdom over worldly concerns. Through examples of the ravens and the lilies, Jesus's words encourage believers to prioritize the kingdom of God, ensuring that God will meet their material needs. Tyler explains that worry arises from a lack of trust in God's care and provision, but by seeking God's kingdom first, Christians can live a life free from worry, focusing on eternal treasures over temporal worries.
When Jesus Returns
April 14, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 12:35–48
Pastor Chad Williams explores the doctrine of Jesus' second coming in his sermon, emphasizing the need for readiness and faithfulness. Drawing from Luke 12:35-48, he highlights the importance of believers being prepared and watchful for Jesus' return rather than speculating about the exact timing. The focus is on living faithfully and obediently in anticipation of Jesus' return, as readiness and faithfulness are crucial when he comes back. The sermon concludes with a call to examine one's life and ensure it reflects a belief in Jesus' imminent return, urging repentance and embracing the gospel for readiness and faithfulness.
Real Resurrection Life (Easter Sunday)
March 31, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 12:13–21
Pastor Chad's sermon centers on celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the dangers of covetousness. Through the story of the rich man and Jesus' teachings, he emphasizes being spiritually rich toward God instead of focusing on material possessions. The sermon encourages believers to prioritize their relationship with Christ and challenges non-believers to consider the hope found in the resurrection.
Fear God and Fear Not
March 24, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 12:1–12
Legalism For Lunch
March 17, 2024 • Kyle McHargue • Luke 11:42–54
Real Spiritual Reformation
March 10, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 11:24–32
When Kingdoms Colide
March 3, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 11:14–28
In this message, Pastor Chad discusses the reality of spiritual warfare and the undeniable power of Christ. Spiritual Warfare is real. Our flesh is weak. Our Enemy is strong. Our Christ is stronger.
The Lord's Prayer
February 25, 2024 • Chad Williams • Luke 11:1–12
Sitting with Jesus: Help for the Anxious Heart
February 18, 2024 • Josh Hildebrandt • Luke 10:38–42