Jesus Front & Centre (Part 2): The Wilderness
After Jesus was baptized, the Spirit led him into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. Here we look at that story in Matthew 4. […]
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Jesus Front & Centre (Part 1): The Commission
What does it mean to follow Jesus? What does he mean when he tells his disciples to make disciples? And how does this impact us, the Church, here and now? […]
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A Shoot From the Stump (Part 3)
When God reveals something to the Magi and it leads them to discover Jesus? It shows us that God wants to be known. Here’s Nate Wall-Bowering preaching from Matthew 2:1-12. […]
A Shoot from the Stump (Part 2)
“Now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way…” This one’s Joseph’s story. The news he got, the dream, and what he did as a result. What do […]
A Shoot from the Stump (Part 1)
What do we learn from Jesus’ family tree? When you look at the stories connected to the names, there’s a lot there! Matthew 1:1-17 is our text here. Sermon starts […]
This Is My Body (Part 11)
What’s at the heart of Jesus’ prayer for the Church (his Body) in John 17? The world. We’ve received him and his words, and this is meant to do something […]
This Is My Body (Part 10)
What’s the significance of us humans being tied to a place – to a body? And where does God dwell? Here Dr. Heather Macumber preaches from Mark 5:19-42. […]
This Is My Body (Part 9)
What does unity in the Church look like if it doesn’t look like uniformity? How is this possible? How do we do this well? Paul offers us some wisdom in […]
This Is My Body (Part 8)
What is the Church meant to look like and do? Look at Jesus. Look at how God reveals God’s Self and uses power. Ephesians 1, Exodus 34, Deuteronomy, and the […]
This Is My Body (Part 7)
What’s the Mission of the Church? Who are we called to be? What are we called to do? Dr. David Johnson takes us into the book of Acts, the story […]
