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Sacred and Simple Wk 03 | Parable of the Sower

In the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-9, 19-23), the gospel is a transformative seed sown by Jesus, its impact depending on the heart’s condition: hardened paths reject it, rocky ground hosts shallow faith that fades, thorny soil is choked by worldly cares, and good soil yields abundant fruit through God’s grace. Jesus, as both sower and seed, calls all to trust Him, reject distractions, and let the gospel take root for a fruitful life.

42 min
JUN 29

"A Tale of Two Vineyards"

Jesus spends the beginning of Matthew 21 overturning money tables and disrupting the corrupt temple practices. Jesus spends the second half of Matthew 21 overthrowing theological understandings and disrupting corrupt religious practice. In the two vineyard parables, Jesus refines the faith back to its purest form by answering two questions: What is the will of God? Who are the people of God? The answers are stunning and simple. They also overturn our established answers. See both answers this Sunday.

52 min
JUN 23

"An Invitation to Those Tired of Christianity"

The further we are removed from the invitation to follow Jesus, the more likely it is that we lose sight of the heart of what Jesus said and means. If we aren’t careful, we can lose the entire heart of the Christian faith. The bad news is that it appears we have. The good news is that it doesn’t have to stay that way. During our series, “Sacred & Simple,” we will consider all of the parables of the Kingdom of God to recapture the beauty and simplicity of Jesus’ invitation to know God and His Way of Life. Are you tired of the mainstream version of Christianity? We think Jesus is, too. This week, we return to the original invitation that Jesus extends in Matthew 11v25-30. It’s a relatively simple invitation, but the most important one.

47 min
JUN 16

"Schemes, Standing and Some Armor"

Satan is depicted as a red-skinned nuisance who has a strange infatuation with carrying around a pitchfork. This image of evil is not found in Scripture. Paul paints a picture of the devil that is far more deceptive and somewhat impossible to see. Good news for us… God exposes him and his fraudulent lies. In the final week of our study of Ephesians 6v10-20, we will examine the meaning of the word 'schemes' and understand how the armor of God is positioned to dismantle those schemes. Christ is the victor, and He goes before us in every battle. Aka, we will win.

51 min
JUN 8

Able to Withstand Wk 02

Ephesians 6v10-20 You are in a battle, whether you realize it or not. Acknowledging that you are in a fight is step 1, and step 2 is learning to fight well. Paul helps us understand how to combat spiritual pressure effectively. We will see that in a sense, it’s easier than you think, but it’s counterintuitive to how we think. In this week’s sermon, we will explore two essential strategies for overcoming the evil one. When we fight well, we win.

55 min
JUN 8

Able to Withstand Wk 01

Ephesians 6v10-20 Difficult situations are part of life. We are aware of them when they arrive, but oftentimes, we remain unaware of the hidden battle that is taking place. This unseen struggle is where the battle is won or lost. In Ephesians 6v10-20, Paul brings this to the attention of the believers in Ephesus in the hope that they would stand and withstand. You can, too; you have to acknowledge the fight you are in.

55 min
MAY 19

The Climax, Risks, and Redeemers | Beautifully Ordinary Wk 03

What happens when the redemptive story stalls? Do some stories never reach the redemptive moment? In Ruth 3, we learn that all three of the main players in this story have to make themselves vulnerable to the continued providence of God. Or as we like to call it, “take a step of faith.” This leads to the climactic moment of the story. Ruth laying at the feet of Boaz in the quiet of night with no one watching. Will Boaz consume her or redeem her? His choice makes all the difference.

52 min
MAY 11

The Plot, the Characters, and the Invitation | Beautifully Ordinary Wk 01

Life is seemingly ordinary. You see the same people, go to the same places, and do the sameactivities. We wonder and search for a moment to interrupt that cycle and give our lives a sense of meaning. In the story of Ruth, we see a woman who is written into the story of Jesus due to a choice she made on an ordinary day. That’s the story we will study in our series through the book of Ruth. You are being invited into the story in the “Beautifully Ordinary.”

45 min

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