Radiant Church - Sermons

Today's passage looks at Paul on trial yet again. Pastor Philip connects Paul's trial to God's working in our suffering. Listen today to be encouraged by God's faithfulness and purpose even in our pain.

Today Pastor Jake unpacks the power and the necessity of the resurrection. It is not a myth or even a far-off reality. The Resurrection of Jesus gives us purpose and hope today!

Today Pastor Marcus shows us how God works through hard circumstances to reveal his purpose in our lives. Listen and be encouraged today!

Today's sermon illustrates how Christians can navigate this world with strategic and spiritual methods. Listen today to learn how you can use what God has already given to you to make Jesus famous and build the Kingdom!

Pastor Philip begins a new series in the Book of Acts entitled "Whatever It Takes". Listen today as we can draw encouragement from Paul's Journey to Rome and his righteous resolve to make Jesus known no matter the cost.

Today Pastor Jake teaches us from the scriptures how to live a life of meaning and significance. Living a life that has eternal significance is something anyone who is a Christian can do. No matter your age, wealth, or your past, you can live a life of meaning and purpose. Listen today and be encouraged!

How does faithful Christian ministry over time affect a person? How does it change a city? Today Pastor Philip looks at a passage that answers these questions and provides us with hope for how we can affect our world today.

Pastor Jake preaches on the power of God to build and sustain his Church. Listen today to be encouraged to rest in God's power!

The beginning of the year is a great time to start new habits, but it's also a good time to be reminded of what's most important. Today Pastor Philip reminds Radiant about the core DNA of the church.

Start the new year making a resolution that you'll actually keep! Listen today as Pastor Philip brings encouragement and hope from God's word about making resolutions that align with God's purposes so that we can rely on God's power.

Today's passage looks at two examples of how we can be so close to God, and yet if we're missing this one thing, we are missing out on everything. Listen as Philip encourages us all to live for what matters most.

God gives us great promises in His Word. Some promises are for a moment in time, some are eternal and apply to all Believers. In today's sermon, Pastor Philip looks at one of the most profound eternal promises God gives. Listen today!

In today's passage the Apostle Paul has a conversation with "religious" people who didn't know the 'god' they worshipped. Pastor Jake encourages us to know God personally, as God has revealed himself to us. God wants to be known! Listen today and be encouraged.

We continue the "Growing Pains" series with a message on the Scandal of the Good News. Why is it scandalous to preach about Jesus? Listen today as Pastor Philip shows how being a Christian is foolishness to the world, because it requires us to turn our lives upside down!

How do we respond when we pray for good things and God seems to say "No"? Today Pastor Philip helps us see the heart of God even when we don't understand why. Listen today as Radiant continues the series: "Growing Pains".

Life often presents hard choices between good decisions. What does the Bible say about Unity when people disagree. Listen today as Pastor Philip gives us an example of how to maintain unity through disagreement.

As the church continues to grow, so do the problems surrounding the outsiders (gentiles) now being brought in. Do gentiles have to conform to the Jewish law in order to be accepted? Do we now have to obey a list of rules to be accepted by God? Listen today as Pastor Jake answers those questions and helps us to understand the true nature of the Good News of Jesus Christ.

In the first sermon in the series "Growing Pains" Pastor Philip walks through Acts 14 and unpacks Paul's position on suffering. Listen today as Pastor Philip encourages the church to determine in their hearts if Jesus is enough, especially in times of trials and seasons of suffering.