Messages | CSF Indianapolis

Andrew, Lynsey, and Corbin share a message from Romans 15, reflecting on Paul’s insistence on a bright future in spite of the many differences in the first-century Roman Church.

Andrew, Ava, and Aiden share a message from Romans 11, which considers why God hasn’t given up on Israel (or any of us).

Andrew, Brinli, and Luke share a message from Romans 8:1-17, where we learn who we really are as Christians.

Andrew, Abbie, and Sterling share a message from Romans chapter 3. In it, they explain why it is so important for us to admit guilt before God, and how other people have tried to use this to manipulate others.

Andrew, Grace, and Matthew share a message from Romans 16, and stress the importance of having a team today just like Paul had in the first century. It enabled him to reach further than his geographical limitations.

Andrew, Emily, and Matt wrapped up our study through the life of Samuel with a message about what it looks like to end and enjoy versus to end and regret. May we be those who are ready to step into eternity at any time!

Andrew, Rachel, and Max share a message from 1 Samuel 19:11-24 that outlines David’s escape from Saul to Samuel in Ramah. What was the Naioth? Why would Samuel take David there? Listen to learn more.

Andrew, Alex, and Macade share a message from 1 Samuel 8:1-9. What would Samuel do upon his disappointment? Why should we need to change our perspective on prayer?

Andrew, Lucy, and Brady share a message about the growth of Samuel and how it challenges us to enter into the slow growth process of sanctification.

Andrew, Karis, and Jonah start off our series through Samuel’s life with the backstory to his birth, focusing on Hannah and her faith in God to do the impossible.

Andrew, Lynsey, and Cole share a message from Romans 8:18-30 where we see that creation, ourselves, and the Holy Spirit sigh together, longing for the Second Coming of Jesus.

Andrew, Rena, and Corbin bring a message from Acts 12:1-17, a scene where God responds to the prayers of the Church in amazing way. But what about James’ too soon exit?

Andrew Hodges, Karis Blacklock, and Andrew Blake share a message about confessing our sins to one another from James 5:13-20. This message was recorded live from the IU Indy campus.

Andrew, Emily, and Jackson share a message from Job 38-42:6, in which we learn more about what Adoration in Suffering can look like.

Andrew, Olivia, and Austin share a message to open up our series on prayer, giving an overview of what we’ll be studying all semester. Does it really matter if we pray? If so, how should we go about it?

Andrew, Emalee, and Devin share a message to wrap up our semester theme about Elijah’s transition into heaven and Elisha’s journey as his successor. Are you ready for the next moment of change God is about bring into your life?

Andrew, Rachel, and Sterling share a message from 2 Kings 1:8-17, as God is protecting his prophet from harm and further proving to Ahaziah that YHWH is the true God.

Andrew Hodges shares a message about the calling of Elisha and how the cloak-throw is something that should confirm all of us in the calling God has upon our own lives.

Andrew, Alex, and Matthew cover a difficult time in the life and ministry of Elijah. He was anticipating revival in northern Israel, and instead he ended up with a death threat. What are the implications of his depressed reaction for our own lives?

Andrew, Lucy, and Matt share about 1 Kings 17:8-24, where Elijah is hit with more than one unexpected circumstance. What are the lessons we need to soak in as we study through this passage? Through it all, we know that God can handle our questions and He welcomes them.

Andrew, Grace, and Brady share a message to start off our series through the ministry of Elijah. The initiation of his ministry came out of persevering prayer and we work to unpack what this means for us today!

Andrew Hodges, Tifany Otis, and Logan Owens share a recap message of our Bear Fruit theme by looking at Galatians 5:24-6:11.

Andrew Hodges, Ali Medler, and Tyler Hess share a message from Proverbs 7, exploring the rivalry between self-control and sensuality.

Is God good? Is His word trustworthy? Andrew, Rachel, and Olivia share a message from Nehemiah chapter 8, and they work to answer these tough questions we ask as we live this life together.

Andrew, Emalee, and Logan share a message that works to contrast the words joy and hostility that are found in Galatians chapter 5. God’s will for all of us is to learn what true happiness is supposed to look like.