Episodes

Sunday Jan 26, 2020
Matthew 6:5-15: And forgive us our debts (Living on a Prayer)
Sunday Jan 26, 2020
Sunday Jan 26, 2020
Welcome to the 4th sermon in our series on the Lord's Prayer. (4 of 4)
In the Christian life, nothing is more important, and nothing more difficult to establish and maintain, than a meaningful prayer life. Although we find time to do just about everything else—good things, industrious things, ministry things—it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this series, we will examine the pattern for prayer provided by Jesus in Matthew 6, traditionally known as the Lord’s Prayer.

Sunday Jan 19, 2020
Matthew 6:5-15:Give us this day our daily bread (Living on a Prayer)
Sunday Jan 19, 2020
Sunday Jan 19, 2020
Welcome to the 3rd sermon in our series on the Lord's Prayer. (3 of 4)
In the Christian life, nothing is more important, and nothing more difficult to establish and maintain, than a meaningful prayer life. Although we find time to do just about everything else—good things, industrious things, ministry things—it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this series, we will examine the pattern for prayer provided by Jesus in Matthew 6, traditionally known as the Lord’s Prayer.

Sunday Jan 12, 2020
Matthew 6:5-15:Thy will be done (Living on a Prayer)
Sunday Jan 12, 2020
Sunday Jan 12, 2020
Welcome to the 2nd sermon in our series on the Lord's Prayer. (2 of 4)
In the Christian life, nothing is more important, and nothing more difficult to establish and maintain, than a meaningful prayer life. Although we find time to do just about everything else—good things, industrious things, ministry things—it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this series, we will examine the pattern for prayer provided by Jesus in Matthew 6, traditionally known as the Lord’s Prayer.

Sunday Jan 05, 2020
Matthew 6:5-15:Pray then like this (Living on a Prayer)
Sunday Jan 05, 2020
Sunday Jan 05, 2020
Welcome to the 1st sermon in our series on the Lord's Prayer. (1 of 4)
In the Christian life, nothing is more important, and nothing more difficult to establish and maintain, than a meaningful prayer life. Although we find time to do just about everything else—good things, industrious things, ministry things—it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this series, we will examine the pattern for prayer provided by Jesus in Matthew 6, traditionally known as the Lord’s Prayer.

Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Luke 10:25-37: The one who showed him mercy (Advent and the Good Samaritan)
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Welcome to the 3rd sermon in our series on Advent and the Good Samaritan (3 of 3).
During Advent, we are going to slowly walk through the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. This is not simply the command to love our neighbor, but it is also the story of waiting and longing for the Rescuer to come. Advent is for those who are beaten and bruised, longing and waiting for Messiah to come and bring healing and hope.

Sunday Dec 15, 2019
Luke 10:25-37: As the religious pass by... (Advent and the Good Samaritan
Sunday Dec 15, 2019
Sunday Dec 15, 2019
Welcome to the 2nd sermon in our series on Advent and the Good Samaritan (2 of 3).
During Advent, we are going to slowly walk through the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. This is not simply the command to love our neighbor, but it is also the story of waiting and longing for the Rescuer to come. Advent is for those who are beaten and bruised, longing and waiting for Messiah to come and bring healing and hope.

Sunday Dec 08, 2019
Luke 10:25-37: Why tell this parable? (Advent and the Good Samaritan)
Sunday Dec 08, 2019
Sunday Dec 08, 2019
Welcome to the 1st sermon in our series on Advent and the Good Samaritan (1 of 3).
During Advent, we are going to slowly walk through the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. This is not simply the command to love our neighbor, but it is also the story of waiting and longing for the Rescuer to come. Advent is for those who are beaten and bruised, longing and waiting for Messiah to come and bring healing and hope.

Sunday Nov 24, 2019
Exodus 20:1-17: Ten Commandments Q&A (I Fought the Law)
Sunday Nov 24, 2019
Sunday Nov 24, 2019
Welcome to the 11th sermon in our series on the 10 Commandments (11 of 11).
Perhaps no set of rules or laws are more better known, more widely used, more foundational than the 10 Commandments. But are these just a set of rules or laws? Are these just good morals by which we should all live? Are they obvious to human nature...or do they reveal more? A Divine order, perhaps? If humans were trying to create a god, is the one revealed in the 10 Commandments the one we would come up with? Are they still even relevant to us?
This fall, we are going to take a walk through the 10 Commandments and see the nature of the Law, the nature of God and our only hope of redemption. Our hope is not to see just a set of morals by which we should live, but to find grace in the One who met every requirement and calls us to follow Him. If you’ve fought the Law and the Law won, you’re at the perfect place for the grace of Jesus.

Sunday Nov 17, 2019
Exodus 20:17: Covet Much? (I Fought the Law)
Sunday Nov 17, 2019
Sunday Nov 17, 2019
Welcome to the 10th sermon in our series on the 10 Commandments (10 of 11).
Perhaps no set of rules or laws are more better known, more widely used, more foundational than the 10 Commandments. But are these just a set of rules or laws? Are these just good morals by which we should all live? Are they obvious to human nature...or do they reveal more? A Divine order, perhaps? If humans were trying to create a god, is the one revealed in the 10 Commandments the one we would come up with? Are they still even relevant to us?
This fall, we are going to take a walk through the 10 Commandments and see the nature of the Law, the nature of God and our only hope of redemption. Our hope is not to see just a set of morals by which we should live, but to find grace in the One who met every requirement and calls us to follow Him. If you’ve fought the Law and the Law won, you’re at the perfect place for the grace of Jesus.

Sunday Nov 10, 2019
Exodus 20:16: What is False Witness? (I Fought the Law)
Sunday Nov 10, 2019
Sunday Nov 10, 2019
Welcome to the 9th sermon in our series on the 10 Commandments (9 of 11).
Perhaps no set of rules or laws are more better known, more widely used, more foundational than the 10 Commandments. But are these just a set of rules or laws? Are these just good morals by which we should all live? Are they obvious to human nature...or do they reveal more? A Divine order, perhaps? If humans were trying to create a god, is the one revealed in the 10 Commandments the one we would come up with? Are they still even relevant to us?
This fall, we are going to take a walk through the 10 Commandments and see the nature of the Law, the nature of God and our only hope of redemption. Our hope is not to see just a set of morals by which we should live, but to find grace in the One who met every requirement and calls us to follow Him. If you’ve fought the Law and the Law won, you’re at the perfect place for the grace of Jesus.