October 4, 2026
This chapter of John is both deeply theological and personal. While Jesus reveals much who he is and what it means to follow him, at the center of the dialogue, he intentionally comforts his friends who are full of questions and concerns. As we work our way through this chapter, we will come to see that the same source of peace Jesus speaks of in John 14, is still available to us today.
September 27, 2026
On Palm Sunday, Jesus enters Jerusalem as the promised Messiah, but challenges expectations by revealing that His mission is not political victory but sacrificial death, resurrection, and salvation. Learn more about Christ calling us to follow Him as He is rather than as we want Him to be.
September 20, 2026
Palm Sunday reveals that Jesus is not the conquering Messiah people expected, but the Savior who calls us to follow him into the light through his sacrificial death and resurrection.
September 6, 2026
The “You Have Heard It Said . . .” mini-series wraps up this Sunday with a sermon delivered by Carson Moon. We will learn from Matthew 9, where Jesus quotes from Hosea 6 in rebuke of the Pharisees for not having mercy.
August 30, 2026
In part 2 of “you have heard it said”, Jesus calls back to Old Testament laws in his Sermon on the Mount, and challenged the Pharisees who thought they had the laws figured out. Jesus’ challenge for us is that the laws should do more than affect our outwardly appearance, but should also adjust our hearts.
August 16, 2026
Psalm 71 reminds us that while aging brings real challenges, it also gives us a deeper perspective on God’s lifelong faithfulness and the responsibility to pass that faith on to the next generation. Through every season—from youth to old age—we are called to trust God, praise His goodness, and live as signs that point others toward His grace and faithfulness.