Sermons

This week, Pastor Shaq Hager continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount by focusing on the way in which Jesus informs His disciples that they’re salt and light in the world. The implication for the disciples is clear. Their lives are to be distinct from the prevailing culture. They’re not to take on… Read...

This week, we started a new twelve week series on the Sermon on the Mount. Dennis Allan talked through Matthew 4:23-5:12 (NIV), describing the way Jesus’ sermon is an announcement of the Gospel, the good news that a new King is being enthroned and a new Kingdom is being inaugurated. Jesus’ teaching isn’t a set… Read...

This week, Pastor Shaq Hager concludes the Spiritual Formation series by talking through the intersection of our formation into Christlikeness and suffering. We can approach our formation thinking it’s always up and to the right, that we’re always moving from weakness to strength and from failure to victory. Yet, it’s in those places where we… Read...

This week, Dennis Allan talked through Jesus as the prototype for what it means to live a Christian life in the world today. We can look to Jesus and see the way He lived, the people He built relationships with, the power structures that He challenged, and the ways that He taught and see a… Read...

This week, Dennis Allan talked through how we must learn Jesus’ teachings if we are to become like Him and take on His character and ways. The journey of spiritual formation requires us to be reshaped and reformed until we resemble Jesus in every aspect of our lives—our thoughts, desires, choices, actions, and affections. If… Read...

This week, Pastor Shaq Hager talks through how spiritual formation begins with attachment. We do not become like Jesus through willpower, performance, or isolation—we are formed through relational nearness: to Jesus, and to the people He places around us. Belonging is not about achieving acceptance but receiving it, and letting that belonging rewire our sense… Read...