Sermons and Talks

'Lost' doesn't just mean 'wandered.' It means 'deceived.'

The difference between a shepherd and a thief is who knows your name.

If persistence can move a heartless man, what can it do to a loving Father?

Is your fellowship just an hour on Sunday?

What if "we don't do this too often" is no longer an acceptable excuse?

Stop just speaking words and start producing fruit. Serve figs, not thistles.

Are Jesus' parables just comforting stories, or are they designed to fundamentally disrupt your entire way of living?

Discover how Jesus used disruptive stories not to provide easy answers, but to challenge our assumptions and provoke the imagination.

How Noah's willingness to be available to God mattered far more than his abilities.

Amy shares her remarkable journey of healing, faith, and a lifelong love for serving the church.

From chasing corporate success to finding true fulfilment in faith and family.

Join Frances and Amy Anderson as they discuss a faith-filled journey from personal trauma to a mission of global change.

A deep dive into adoption, trauma, and the defiant prayer of "even if He doesn't."

Wendy shares her appreciation of her Catholic upbringing and her work with the homeless.

Sports fan Suzanna and hat-wearing Andrew from Fathom Church, FL, share their stories.

Accessibility expert Andrew shares his heart for building technology for people with disabilities.

How a motorcycle accident set Ronnie on a mission to bring the hope to all corners of the world.

This summer, choose friendship over function to rediscover the beauty of genuine connection that Jesus models.

What would it look like if people said you handled your situation with wisdom and discretion?

Uncover how communal worship ignites strength and discover ancient visions revealing God's powerful presence mending what's broken.

Nick reveals how God's incredible love helped him believe the "unbelievable" truth of the Gospel.

How can the vision of dry bones offer hope of revival in today's world?

A deep dive into Joseph’s story as a foreshadowing of Christ and a call to live as carriers of hope.

How can we practice regular honing of our spiritual "axe"?