Epiphany Sunday is the day on the church calendar we recognize the Magi's trip to visit Jesus after His birth. What can their journey teach us about our own spiritual journey? More specifically, how can their insistence on coming to worship Jesus instruct us about what true worship of Jesus is in today's modern times. Listen in today as we lean in to what the true purpose of the church (and our whole lives) really is.
A Sabbath Song (Psalm 92)
Why is actually going to a physical space on a Sunday morning a good thing to do? Psalm 92 is labeled as "A Song for the Sabbath" and gives us several reasons why worship is refreshing to us in a variety of ways. Listen in today to an ancient text that tells timeless truths about the power of refreshment that comes from worship on the Sabbath.
Worship, Thanksgiving, & the Goodness of God (Psalm 100)
Why is singing good for you? How can gratitude help you sleep? These are a few of the topics and questions addressed in this sermon on one of the most beautiful Scriptures in all of the Bible. But most importantly, this sermon from Psalm 100 address the ground for why worship even exists. The answer? Because God is good.
We Have Come To Worship Him (Matthew 2:1-2)
Ever had an epiphany - when something was made known to you in a profound and clear way? Listen in today as we examine the greatest epiphany in the history of the world, when Jesus Christ made Himself known even to those who were searching the skies for wisdom. What they found when they searched the skies on this night would forever change their lives, and the angle from which they would view the world.
The Church: Sent (Acts 13-14)
At the core of the Church's identity is the idea that it has been "sent out" into the world. This week's sermon focuses on the various "places" that make up how the Church is sent - the place of change, the place of sending, and the place of mission. Listen in as we discover together how the joy of a heart changed by Jesus explodes into the world, fueled by mission and released with grace and purpose.