The Outpost Church

Welcome to week one of our calling sermon series where we will understand the theology behind our call as kingdom builders and begin working out how to do just that.

This week we are closing out our seeing and believing sermon series talking about the great commission. When we come to believe that Jesus is truly with us, it changes how we see our life's purpose and mission. Check out this sermon where we discuss four ways that we can all "go into all the nations" as Jesus has commanded us.

This morning we are talking about the restoration of Peter and what this story teaches us about repentance and restoration.

Welcome to week two of our seeing & believing series where we are exploring the story of the resurrection and how we process through the doubt that inevitably crops up as we consider this incredible story. How should we think about our doubts? Tune in to find out...

Welcome to week one of our seeing and believing series. This will be a four week series running through Easter where we will explore the question of: Is seeing believing? This week we are diving into the triumphal entry and the statement of Jesus' kingship and how that has major implications for our life today.

This is our final sermon in our simplicity and generosity series. Today we are talking about the different ways we are called to be generous with our time, talents, and treasure.

True faith is a commitment to endurance. In this video, we explore what that endurance is made of and how it makes possible a life of true faith.

Pastor Adam is walking us through the need for intentional silence and solitude in the middle of our busy and chaotic lives. As part of our simplicity and generosity series, we are inviting you to new rhythms of quiet and rest that Jesus modeled for us in His own life.

This week we looked at how the consumeristic culture that we live in against the radical words of Jesus. What kind of story is our stuff and the pursuit of more telling about our lives and ultimate allegiance and how is taking a day off the greatest weapon in our arsenal against the monster of muchness?

True generosity must flow from a view that, first, sees people the way Jesus did. Secondly, however, that viewpoint must be rooted in a view of eternity. These to perspectives combine to form what we would call a Kingdom Perspective. Check out this sermon to see how that changes our ability to live lives of true freedom and generosity.

As we kick off our series entitled "Simplicity & Generosity," pastor Devin walks us through a paradigm shift away from stuff, status, and success towards people. People were the paradigmatic center of Jesus' focus and should be the lens through how we see the world as well. Join us in this series to find out how to make that shift.