Worship

Holy Week is a cosmic battlefield. It is a battle between good and evil, between darkness and light, between life and death. Jesus came to confront the forces of sin and death that had ravaged his good creation. In this sermon series will take a look at the enemies of...

In Philippians chapter 3, Paul builds a sort of spiritual balance sheet as he recounts his losses and his gains. His losses include his physical freedom, his comfort, and all the things that comprise his “present sufferings” and those of the church to whom he writes. Interestingly, Paul also logs...

We exist in a competitive environment for our attention. Dings, buzzes, alerts, pings, pop-ups, and breaking news constantly vie for our emotions and affections. Yet, there is a growing sense of apathy toward things most of us would admit are important: our spiritual lives, injustice, the state of society, and...

Most people have some firmly formed associations with the word “church” – a building, a community, a worship service, an institution. Depending on who you are, you probably have specific associations with the word “worship” as well – music, pews, hymnals, preachers, and choirs perhaps. While none of these associations...