Abraham, as the first disciple, worships by building an altar. But there's more going on here than piling up stones. Abraham worships the Lord by waging war on the gods of the land he arrived in. How should this shape our own worship? Come along with us on this journey know the Lord and follow him.

In Genesis 11/12 we find the world in the throws of sin and chaos. And at this point, God does something different than He had done before. He calls a family into discipleship. God decides to fix the world through the holiness of a family. God is calling you into a new life! Will you answer that call?

This Psalm was written in exile, just when the people of God were losing hope in worldly power, and beginning to trust that God would have to do something different. They asked God for more of Him.

King Jesus is better than all the ancient myths. He is better than any other story we could possibly imagine!

David tells us in beautiful language how beautiful it is to be planted in the house of the Lord.

David wrote this Psalm in the aftermath of taking another man wife, then having him killed and then covering it up like nothing happened. You may not see yourself in this story, but self absorption leads to blindness so how could you? 4 simple words helped David to see himself for who he really was. We pray they will help you also to see that "you are the man" in this story of being blinded by sin, and that it would bring you to repentance.

According to Psalm 133 unity is tied to salvation. Is eternal life only for the "unified church"? In this sermon on Psalm 133 we see the beautiful picture of unity unfold as King David looks back on the consecration of Aaron as the first high priest if God's people!

In Psalm 72 David offers a prayer for his son who will take his place. He prays for prosperity, but it doesn't really look like the way we define prosperity. David knows that in the Kingdom of God less is more.

If prayer was suddenly taken away from you, how would your life change? Or would it change at all? We look at prayer as a life giving conversation that we should certainly engage in more frequently.

Many men have used this passage to exploit women, children, and justify slavery. To exert power over people in the name of God. This passage, however, is about giving up power. We pray this sermon on Colossians 3 will draw you closer to the Lord.

The Apostle Paul digs deep into Christian life. Paul want you to see that there's nothing in your life that Christ does not change. Because Christ IS your life!

The Colossian Church has brought their traditions into the gospel of Christ. Paul is saying in this passage that Christ is enough. The Gospel is enough. Which seems simple enough, but still seem to do the same thing today.

Paul's message to the Colossian Church couldn't be more timely. The church in North America is sleepwalking its way into the occult. More Christians than ever before are looking outside the gospel for peace, meaning, and deliverance. They're looking to crystals, palm readers, horoscopes, astrology, etc. And they're opening a door to the demonic in their lives that will destroy them.

Everybody needs hope. But where do we find true hope? Real hope? Deep hope? Who is our only hope in life and death? Paul points us to three things that reveal the secret of this hope.

The people of God are forgetting what they believe about Jesus. So the Apostle Paul sings over them.

Giving thanks and making prayers is the secret to flourishing as the church of Jesus Christ. It is the secret to a faithful and fruitful life in Christ!

This Easter we look at the resurrection from a different perspective. When Jesus resurrects Lazarus, He is really communicating His love for us! Find out how, in this captivating sermon on John 11.

Jesus gives us an interesting parable about a vine, two different kinds of branches, fruit, and a vine dresser. It's a little confusing. But Jesus is really trying to communicate that He want's us to Abide in Him! So take all you have, the good, the bad, and the ugly, and give it to Him. Abide in Him, and He will abide in you, and you will bear much fruit.

Some people spend their entire life looking for "home", a life you build for yourself that's safe and secure. But Jesus wants us to see that instead of making a "home" here, He want's us to follow Him. When we follow "The Way" then we will truly find "Life".