Sermon Series
Revelation - The Revelation of Jesus Christ
Revelation may be the most-read and least-understood book in the Bible, and this series is built to change that — not by decoding a timeline, but by keeping one question in view: who is Jesus, right now? It moves from the throne room to the seven churches to the seals and trumpets to the final defeat of evil, resolving the fear each vision could produce into worship instead. It’s a long, ambitious series, but it earns its length — ending, fittingly, at the new heaven and new earth, with history’s oldest promise finally kept: God with His people, forever.
40 Days of Prayer
A short, focused series to open the year around a single spiritual discipline: prayer. Using the biblical pattern of "40" as a season of transformation, it moves through Psalm 40, Noah, Moses at Sinai, Jonah, Ezekiel, and Acts 1, grounding prayer in a different biblical story each week rather than treating it as an abstract idea. Built to drive toward tangible practice: daily prayer guides, corporate prayer gatherings, and a culminating night of worship.
Colossians Sermon Series
A patient, verse-by-verse journey through one of Paul's richest letters. This series doesn't rush past any part of Colossians; it takes real time with the supremacy of Christ, the danger of empty philosophy, and what it looks like to "put off" the old self and "put on" the new, all the way down to how that plays out at home. Built for a congregation ready to go deep rather than wide.
Behold the King - Advent Sermon Series
Continuing straight out of the Matthew series, this Advent follows the King from His genealogy and birth through the wise men, the flight to Egypt, and the fulfillment of prophecy, closing the year with the promise, "I am with you always."
For the Church - Marks of a Healthy Church Sermon Series
A practical, Acts-driven picture of what a healthy church
The Book of Matthew
A long-form walk through the Gospel of Matthew, from Jesus's baptism through the Sermon on the Mount and into a "Go! Kingdom Now" arc of healing, identity, and invitation. This series has room to breathe; enough weeks to sit with the Sermon on the Mount properly and still carry a kingdom-now throughline.
The Call
A series built to move a congregation from believing the gospel to living it out. It traces the full arc of calling — to salvation, to going, to surrender, to worship, to response — through Romans, Isaiah 6, and the parable of the sower, and pairs naturally with a missions emphasis weekend featuring global workers.
Thrive - Wisdom From Proverbs
True flourishing isn't a personality trait, Proverbs insists it's what happens when every part of
Chosen Exiles - 1 Peter Sermon Series
What does faithful life look like when the culture around you no longer shares your values? First Peter was written to scattered, suffering believers who needed exactly that answer, and this series walks a congregation through the whole letter to find it. It moves from identity — chosen, set apart, God's people — into submission, suffering, and leadership, always returning to the same conviction: God's grace is sufficient for whatever the world throws at His people. It's a series built for a congregation that needs equal parts comfort and courage, and it closes right into Holy Week, where suffering gives way to the cross and the empty tomb.
Ecclesiastes - Chasing After The Wind
Success, comfort, achievement, approval, security; we spend our lives chasing all of it, and Ecclesiastes names the ache when none of it satisfies. This series doesn't rush past that honesty; it sits with the futility before pointing past it, moving through community, generosity, and legacy on the way to the only thing that
Master Class - Formed Not Conformed
In a culture built on distraction, information, and self-reliance, what's actually forming you? This series names the counterfeit promises of modern life — artificial intelligence, screens, isolation — and answers each one with an ancient practice: prayer, Scripture, solitude, worship, confession. Every week pairs a specific cultural pressure with the spiritual discipline that counters it, so the series reads less like a list of things to give up and more like an invitation to be shaped by the right things. Because the question was never whether you're being formed. It's by what, or Whom.
Ordinances - Baptism & Lord's Supper
A short, high-impact pair of Sundays devoted to the two practices nearly every church holds in common: the Lord's Supper and baptism. Rather than treating them as a brief add-on to a sermon, this series gives each ordinance a full service of its own, explaining not just what the church does but why, and calling people to