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As we launch into our Sermon Series from the Book of Galatians, we'll be confronted with one road and two ditches, and the age-old question that has echoed through the generations... "Is the Gospel of Jesus Christ Too Good To Be True?"

Does art matter... to the world... to God... to you? And, should it? 

When a man hits a milestone birthday, he tends to reorient the trajectory of his life. King David did just that as he wrote Psalm 145... a Psalm all about Showing & Telling. 

Psalm 139 is one of the most quoted Psalms in the book.  Rich poetry that celebrates the grand and the granular nature of God…  But, what was happening behind the scenes in David’s life when he wrote it?  Find out as Pastor Richie Fike unpacks the poem of a 30 year old on the precipice of his life. 

Psalm 22 is equal parts lament & praise... and one more incredible thing, too.

Psalm 142 is written from the confines of a cave.  How did David get there? Why did he choose to write a psalm from there? What had he learned about God that still applies to us now? 

One of the most famous stories in the Bible came at one of the lowest moments in King David's life. And, the Psalm that he wrote in the aftermath tells the story of a real hero. Find out about who that hero is in this week's sermon from our series, "The Stories Behind The Psalms".

Maybe the most famous Psalm of all time is Psalm 23, so on June 23, 2024, that's exactly the Psalm we covered. Why did David refer to God as a shepherd, and to himself as a sheep? What is the signficance of that allegory? And, how does it shape the story behind our journey?  We were treated to the one-of-a-kind delivery of our Worshp Director, Jeremiah Cope to find out the answers to these and man...

We know a lot about the kind of leader King David was.  The kind of worshipper he was. The kind of shepherd he was.  But, Psalm 3 tells us a lot about the kind of father he was.  And, what could be more appropriate on Father’s Day?  John Wilson shares the stories behind Psalm 3 today, and gives us insight into what these revelations mean for each of us. 

In the launch of our new series, “The Stories Behind the Psalms”, we’re taking a look at David’s last days on Earth, as he penned Psalm 24. He was concerned, and maybe even consumed, with leaving a legacy behind… 

In the final installment of the Your Brain in Your Bible series, Pastor Richie Fike digs into an issue that ALL of us have to interrogate within ourselves. Yes, there is a such thing as Clinical Anxiety, but, NO, the rest of us are not exempt. 

At some point in most of our lives, we will come face to face with this week's Mental Health Issue.  Burnout... it's not just for Pastors. It's not just for leaders. It's a topic that reaches all of us where we live... in a hurried, anxious culture desperately trying to discern what matters most.  Brian Pape shares his story of burnout, and the Bible's perspective on the matter. 

One of the scariest disorders in all of Mental Health is DEPRESSION.  Very nuanced, Very studied, and Very serious.  Pastor Richie Fike walks us through the acronym of H.E.A.L. in an effort to help make sense of it, and to give Biblical lifelines to those who are wrestling with it on a daily basis. 

It's Mental Health Awareness Month in America, so we're kicking off a month-long series aimed at tacking one of the most prescient topics in our society today.  Why has the Mental Health become such a stigma in the church? Why are the Mental Health statistics so bleak in America?  What does the Bible have to say about the subject?  Your Brain is a topic thoroughly considered in the pages of Your B...

There are good churches in the world, and there are great churches in the world.  We’ve spent the last 9 weeks talking about HOW to CHURCH.  GARY BRANDENBURG has spent the last 40 years of life doing it.  His question for us today… what distinguishes a Great Church? 

In the series finale of HOW TO CHURCH, we learned about the value of our prayer & worship, not just individually, but collectively. Some things are just better together! 

One of the most quoted verses in the Bible is often quoted in a way that it may not have been intended. See what that and the Muppets have to do with this week’s “How to CHURCH” sermon. 

He is Risen!  On an incredible Sunday where 10 souls shared their decision to "go public" with their faith in baptism, the first ever Movement Church Easter Service was an amazing experience.  Continuing in the How to CHURCH series, we're getting to the good stuff... what we get to do together. And the most important thing we get to do is to PREACH THE GOSPEL. The Good News.  But, if the Gospel is...

What are we called to ? Like a judge banging his gavel in an unruly courtroom, we, the church, are called to ORDER.  God is not a God of chaos, but of beautiful interconnected order.  So, His church must be the same. But, what does ORDER look like within the walls of the local church?  Find out this week… 

We’ve talked in detail about what we’re CALLED. Now, we’re digging into what we’re called TO.  And, there’s a not-so-ordinary word that our church fathers decided was worth identifying, and a not-so-ordinary practice that marks the mystery of Christianity. That word, and that practice, is ORDINANCE .  Find out why it means so much in this week’s sermon from Pastor Richie Fike

We've covered "What we're called".  Now it's time to tackle "What we're called TO" One thing is for certain... God is not the author of chaos or confusion.  His church mustn't be either.  We are called to GOVERNANCE.