This week, Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns teaches from Acts 17:16-34, where we learn how, like Paul, we can build bridges, gain credibility, and earn trust while faithfully getting to the Gospel.
This week, Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns teaches from Acts 17:1-15, where we see that even though sharing the Gospel is for the ends of the earth, there are ideal settings, inevitable troubles, and unpredictable results.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we see that because God’s people are prone to forget, God has repeatedly given visible reminders of His promises and our relationship to Him. Baptism serves as Christ’s appointed public testimony of our union with Him.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we see that God has always given His people tangible ways to remember His mighty works, culminating in Christ’s command to remember His sacrifice through the Lord’s Supper.
This week, guest preacher Sam Larson shows through the book of Acts how the gospel that saves the church is the gospel that sends the church. Christ calls His people to His mission, forms them into a gospel community, and commissions them to send and to go.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series on Biblical Theology — The Arc of Scripture. Throughout today’s passages, we learn that we were created for relationship, but ever since the Fall relationships have been difficult.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins a new series — The Arc of Scripture. As we inspect various interconnected passages this week, we see that the history of the preservation of God’s Words is foundational to our faith.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 16, we learn that people long to feel significant, but true and lasting significance is found in belonging to God and His people.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield resumes our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 15:14-33, we learn that, in the church, we often talk about “calling,” but Scripture shows that every believer is already called — to a life of humble service, gospel purpose, and shared mission.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our Kids Matter series. In Deuteronomy 6:4-9, we learn that shaping the next generation does not only happen at home or at church, but in every aspect of their lives.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins our Kids Matter series. In Psalm 71, we learn that a life lived for God has moments of victory and moments of pain, but one thing should motivate us all: to see the next generation come to know the Lord.
This week, Senior Pastor Nathan Wakefield, Associate Pastor David Chatwell, & Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns report on the Chicago mission trip through Acts 10:1-11:18. We will see how God’s mission moves forward when His people surrender their plans, embrace people with compassion, and walk in humility before Him.
This week, Dr. Aaron Householder of Heartland Church Network preaches on John 4 to illustrate how the church needs to respond by sharing the Gospel while working within a culture that opposes it.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 15:1-13, we learn that the Gospel is an invitation to be united through Christ, empowering us to live for one another and to engage in worship that glorifies God together.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 14, we learn that because the Gospel brings us into Christ-centered relationship, we willingly limit our freedom in order to build up others.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 13, we learn that when we receive Christ as Savior, our citizenship is transferred to Heaven — and that new identity reshapes how we live on earth.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church series. In Romans 12:9-21, we learn that with the Gospel in hand, we can live righteously — not to earn salvation, but to model our lives after the Savior.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Easter at Southview series. In Luke 9:37-50, we learn that we are called not just to be present when it works for us, but to be constantly ready to go, to serve, and to submit.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our Easter at Southview series. In Luke 9:51-62 and Acts 20:22-24, we learn that Christ calls us to a life fully lived and submitted to Him.
This week, Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Easter at Southview series. In Luke 9:28-36, we are challenged that amidst the hustle and bustle, it’s easy to focus on Easter and miss the point. We must realize that this is all about Jesus.