Sermons by Series

There are two kingdoms vying for our attention and affection: the kingdom of self and the kingdom of God. Jesus rescues us from the self and empowers us to live on mission for the kingdom of God. What does that look like in daily practice?

Underneath every problem in life is a wrong view or application of the character and nature of God (Theology), so in this storm tossed life, sandcastle thoughts about God will not do. We need a solid foundation an anchor, an accurate weighty view of God, about all that He is, all that He has done and all that He continues to do. But if right thinking about God is so essential to all aspects of life, and with so many opinions out there, how do i know i am thinking rightly about Him?

Through Christ, God is able and willing to resurrect every part of our broken and dead world and lives. Pastor Britt speaks about that here in his sermon from Easter 2012.

What now? After giving attention to the Bible, what difference should it make in my life personally? How can scripture change me? Taken from James (1:21-25), this lesson takes a practical look at scripture reading and meditation.

How am I supposed to read the Bible? Similar to following a road map to reach the end of your journey, this lesson seeks to give you practical tools & guidelines for reading scripture through a proper hermeneutic.

What’s the story about anyway? Although sincere, many people, religious or not, read the bible from an inaccurate vantage point, leaving them disappointed with life & God. Using Luke 24, this lesson focuses on the central theme of scripture and explores how you can read the Bible through a Christocentric lens.