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7-6-2025 The sermon reflects on the story of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery from John 8:1-11, emphasizing Jesus' wisdom, grace, and transformative love. ​ It explores the cultural and religious context of the story, highlighting how Jesus exposed the hypocrisy of the religious leaders who sought to trap him and used religion for judgment rather than compassion. ​ By asking, "Which...

Psalm 84 Will Dyer reflects on the significance of worship, emphasizing its dual nature as both a communal celebration and a way of life. ​ Drawing from Psalm 84, they highlight worship as a glimpse of eternity, where heaven and earth intersect, and a celebration of God's goodness. ​ He recount their experience at Camp Kid Jam, observing the joyful worship of children, and connect this exuberance...

Psalm 145 The sermon emphasizes that worship is not confined to a Sunday morning activity or singing songs but is a holistic, daily orientation of the heart and life. ​ Drawing from Psalm 145, Will Dyer highlights King David's declaration to praise God every day and meditate on His works, underscoring that worship permeates all aspects of life. ​ The sermon challenges the common division betwe...

6-15-2025 The message emphasizes the importance of living as followers of Jesus in polarized and divided times, urging Christians to prioritize their identity in Christ over political allegiances. ​ Drawing from Galatians 3:26-29, the Will Dyer highlights that in Christ, divisions such as male or female, slave or free, Republican or Democrat, are secondary to the unity found in Jesus. ​ Violence,...

6-8-2025 The sermon focuses on the concept of worship, emphasizing that worship is not just a religious act but a fundamental human experience. ​ It explores the idea that everyone worships something, whether consciously or unconsciously, and challenges listeners to reflect on what occupies their hearts and minds. ​ Using Psalm 100 as a guide, Will Dyer highlights that worship is communal, joyful,...

6-1-2025 Isaiah 58:13-14 The sermon focuses on the concept of Sabbath as a sacred rhythm rooted in creation and a revolutionary act of resistance against a culture that values people solely by their productivity and consumption. ​ Drawing from biblical texts like Genesis, Exodus, and the teachings of Jesus, WIll Dyer emphasizes that Sabbath is not about restrictions but an invitation to rest, deli...

5-25-2025 The sermon reflects on the promises Jesus made to his disciples in John 14, offering hope and encouragement for both their journey and ours today. ​ It highlights four key promises: Jesus prepares a place for us in the Father's house, symbolizing redemption and belonging; He sends the Holy Spirit as a helper, teacher, and reminder of His words; He assures us we will not be left as or...

5-18-2025 The message emphasizes living in the light of Jesus' teachings, particularly as graduates embark on new chapters in life. ​ It highlights the Great Commission from Matthew 28:16-20, where Jesus declares His authority over heaven and earth, calls His followers to make disciples, and assures them of His constant presence. ​ Will Dyer encourages graduates and all listeners to recognize...

The sermon reflects on the story of the road to Emmaus, emphasizing the transformative power of radical hospitality and the recognition of Jesus in unexpected moments. ​ It highlights how Cleopas and another traveler, despite their grief, invited a stranger (Jesus) into their home, embodying the ancient Jewish value of welcoming strangers. ​ Through the breaking of bread, their eyes were opened, s...

The message explores the story of Thomas, often labeled "doubting Thomas," to challenge the notion that doubt is the opposite of faith. ​ Instead, it argues that indifference, not doubt, is the true opposite of faith. ​ Doubt is presented as a divine invitation to deeper understanding and connection with God. ​ Using examples from scripture, including Thomas, David, Moses, and even Jesus...

4-28-2025 Will Dyer The sermon reflects on the post-resurrection story from John 20:19-31, emphasizing the disciples' transition from fear to joy through Jesus' presence. ​ Despite their initial fear and isolation, Jesus appears among them, offering peace and breathing new life into them through the Holy Spirit. The message highlights the distinction between being scared and living in fear...

The Challenge of Acts N.T. Wright In this session, Will Dyer reflects on the significance of the resurrection as the central tenet of Christian faith, emphasizing its revolutionary implications for the church and creation. ​ They provide a detailed overview of Acts chapters 25-28, highlighting Paul's trials before Festus and Agrippa, his journey to Rome, and his unwavering commitment to spreading...

Luke 24:1-12 The sermon emphasizes the central message of Easter: the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its transformative power. ​ It challenges cultural distractions that dilute the significance of Easter, such as focusing on traditions like egg hunts or family meals, and instead calls attention to the profound truth that Jesus' resurrection signifies victory over death, hope, and new life. ​...

4-13-2025 Philip Hedgecoth The sermon reflects on the story of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, emphasizing the contrast between his humble arrival on a donkey and the Roman governor's intimidating procession with soldiers. It explores the hope and courage of the crowd proclaiming Jesus as the Messiah, despite the risks of opposition from religious and political powers. ​ Jesus' mission is...

4-6-2025Will DyerThe message reflects on the story of Mary and Judas from John 12:1-8, contrasting their actions and motivations. ​ Mary is portrayed as a model of devotion, risking social norms and personal cost to worship Jesus by anointing his feet with expensive perfume and wiping them with her hair, symbolizing her deep love and commitment. ​ In contrast, Judas is depicted as a tragic figure...

April 2 2025 The discussion focused on the latter chapters of the Book of Acts, highlighting Paul’s journey to Jerusalem despite repeated warnings of persecution. ​ Paul’s unwavering commitment to the gospel, even at great personal cost, was emphasized as a model of faithfulness. Will Dyer contrasted modern Western Christianity’s focus on prosperity with Paul’s willingness to suffer for his missio...

3-30-2025 Will Dyer The message is reflecting on the parable of the prodigal son from Luke 15:11-32. ​ It emphasizes the themes of grace, forgiveness, and the unconditional love of God. ​ Will Dyer. discusses how both the younger and older sons represent different aspects of human nature and our relationship with God. ​ The younger son symbolizes those who stray and return, while the older son rep...

3-26-2025 The study discusses Acts chapter seventeen verses sixteen through thirty-four, focusing on Paul's speech in Athens before the Areopagus. ​ Will Dyer explains that Paul's speech was not merely a philosophical conversation but a legal defense against the accusation of introducing foreign divinities, which could lead to his execution. ​ Paul uses the altar to the unknown God to argue that h...

March 23, 2025 Will Dyer The message focuses on the concept of repentance as central to the teachings of Jesus. Will Dyer reflects on the historical context of Luke 13:1-9, where Jesus calls for repentance in response to the violent actions of Pilate against Galileans. ​ The sermon emphasizes that repentance is not merely about confessing sins for the afterlife but involves a profound change in mi...

3-16-2025 Will Dyer The message reflects on the second week of Lent, focusing on Jesus' journey to the cross and the significance of his ministry. ​ It discusses a passage from Luke 13:31-35, where Jesus is warned by Pharisees that Herod wants to kill him. ​ Jesus responds by calling Herod a "fox," indicating a fake or fraud, and asserts his commitment to continue his work. ​ The message delves in...

3-12-2025 Will Dyer The Challenge of Acts by N.T. Wright The meeting focused on discussing Acts 17 through 20, highlighting the theological and political issues raised by Paul's central message. ​ The discussion emphasized the tension between Paul's proclamation of Jesus as the true king, which challenged the authority of Caesar, and the resulting opposition and riots. ​ The group examined...

3-9-2025 Will Dyer The sermon discusses the temptations Jesus faced in the wilderness, emphasizing that these temptations—appetite, attention, and ambition—are similar to those we encounter in our lives. ​ The primary temptation for Jesus was to doubt his identity as God's son, a challenge that resonates with us today. ​ Will Dyer stresses the importance of knowing our identity as children of God,...

2-26-2024 Will Dyer The Challenge of Acts by N.T. Wright The discussion focuses on Acts chapters 13 through 16, particularly the persecution of Paul and the early church, rooted in historical and sociopolitical contexts. ​ Will Dyer highlights a significant shift in religious trends in America, noting a recent Pew Research study showing a halt in the decline of religious faith, with a slight uptic...

2-23-2025 Matthew 15:29-39 Will Dyer The sermon emphasizes the concept of God's abundant generosity, contrasting it with the common human mindset of scarcity. ​ Using the story from Matthew 15, where Jesus feeds 4,000 people with seven loaves and a few fish, Will Dyer illustrates how Jesus views the world as filled with God's limitless grace and resources. ​ The disciples, despite witnessing Jesus...

2-19-2025 Will Dyer The Challenge Of Acts By N.T Wright The meeting transcript discusses a study session on Acts chapters 9 through 12, highlighting key events and themes. ​ ​ The discussion of Saul (Paul) on the road to Damascus, emphasizing that Paul's experience was not a conversion from Judaism to Christianity but a redefinition of God's people around Jesus. ​ Will Dyer also touches on the imp...