Matthew 16:13–17, Mark 7:31–37 What does it mean to hear a word from the Lord and how can believers more attune the voice of the Savior?

Isaiah 55:1-3, Psalm 73:25-26 Throughout the Scriptures writers strain to find words as they savor the sweetness of the Lord. Our invitation is to find in the Lord the the true satisfaction that we long for!

Psalm 116 The psalmist exhorts his own soul to return to the rest that his gracious God freely lavishes on his people.

Luke 10:25-37 The parable of the Good Samaritan is often used to encourage us to be more intentional in caring for our neighbors. This sermon may change your mind about who actually is the neighbor in the story.

Exodus 2:23-3:22 In the story of God’s call to Moses, we are reminded that God comes down to meet us in our brokenness and redeem his people.

Ephesians 5:1-2 How do we walk in love? In these short verses, the apostle Paul teaches us the practice of love, the pattern of love, and the power for love.

One fruit of a Christ follower is repentance as a lifestyle, continuing to shine light in our dark places.

Isaiah 50:4-9 When you don’t feel like sharing the gospel with others, what do you do? Let’s explore what the prophet Isaiah has to tell us.

Mark 11:12-25 The people of God have a long history of giving the appearance of genuine faith, while lacking the actual "fruit" of being in relationship with Him. How does the gospel of Jesus, and the work of the Spirit in our lives, protect us against this tendency?

II Corinthians 4:1-6 We have this ministry of proclaiming Jesus that is characterized by elements of mercy, truth, and service.