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In this sermon Matt teaches out of Ephesians 5 and 6. He emphasizes cultivating marriages as a partnership, evaluating potential partners and pursing with integrity.

In this sermon, Chris unpacks the beginning of Ephesians 5 positing that we are light as children of God, in our abstinence from worldly things, and in the way that we expose darkness.

Continuing our series in Ephesians, Zach breaks down the importance distinction between true and false unity, as well as application on how to pursue true unity in Christ.

Zach's sermon in Ephesians highlights how sin truly is a big deal, how—subsequently— the cleansing blood of Jesus is our only hope, and how that blood radically shapes true unity.

Will I be loved? Will people tolerate me? Will I have what I need to live? Everyday, our lives are plagued with questions that are hard to answer. In this sermon, Zach reminds us to anchor ourselves daily in gospel truth, consider what beautiful works God might've for us, and ask ourselves how we can joyfully step into them.

Continuing our series in Ephesians, Zach preaches about how we need to shift our perspectives from criticism to grace and from resistance to revelation as we grow in awareness of God's holiness and love for us.

In the second sermon of our series in Ephesians, Pastor Matt Dennings breaks down how the Father wills in love, how the Son saves as love and how the Spirit seals for love.

Zach kicks off the Salt Co Fall semester with an introduction to the upcoming series in Ephesians. The sermon looks at our position in Christ, our practices in Christ, and our new life in Christ.

Sermon 2 of our Summer in the Psalms series starts in Psalm 51. Nate's sermon dives into how confession aligns our hearts to a better understanding of God's unfailing love and great compassion for us.

Nate Hardy Kicks off The Summer in the Psalms series in Psalm 8. The sermon dives into how the adoration of God aligns our hearts to a better understanding of the power, presence, and personality of God.

For the final sermon of the Ruth series, Zach unpacks how God's living presence in relationships overcomes differences that might otherwise create division and disharmony. (April 2024)

In the third installment of our sermon series in Ruth, Zach looks at how Ruth's story teaches us about how to handle uncertainty. (April 2024)

Continuing our sermon series in Ruth, Nick looks at Ruth's story and highlights 3 disciplines necessary for walking with God through Hell, happiness, and high-water. (April 2024)

In the first sermon of a series in Ruth, Chris looks at how God uses our failures and faithfulness for our good and His Glory, and how we can't rely on our small perspective to drive our obedience. (Mar 2024)

In the Final sermon of the "What It Will Take" series, Zach preaches about Gospel Multiplication and how life's deepest satisfactions are not found in what's, but in who's (Mar 2024)

In the third sermon of the "What It Will Take" series, Nick shares how an "Uncommon Community Singing in Harmony" is exactly what we need to reach a campus and city for Christ. Our everyday rhythms, sacrifice, joy, and hospitality...matter! (Mar 2024)

Second of the "What It Will Take" series, which focuses on the different aspects it takes to reach a campus and city for Christ. In this specific sermon, Zach unpacks the need for healthy relationships and discipleship structures within our churches and within our own personal lives.  (Mar 2024)

First of the "What It Will Take" series, which focuses on the different aspects it takes to reach a campus and city for Christ. In this specific sermon, Chris Kurtz unpacks the "Mission & Foundation" of our faith and lives as believers. (Feb 2024)

' Disciplines - It's Not a Question of If ' is a Salt Co. sermon series about the things around us that will impact the way we make decisions in life, process conflicts, and how we continue to walk with Jesus. In this sermon, Salt Director Zach Everly teaches out of Matthew 25:14-30 on Stewardship, why it is important, what we get wrong, and how we do it.

' Disciplines - It's Not a Question of If ' is a Salt Co. sermon series about the things around us that will impact the way we make decisions in life, process conflicts, and how we continue to walk with Jesus. In this sermon, Salt Director Zach Everly teaches out of Exodus 20:8-10 on Sabbath, what it is, and why it is important.

' Disciplines - It's Not a Question of If ' is a 4-part Salt Co. sermon series about the things around us that will impact the way we make decisions in life, process conflicts, and how we continue to walk with Jesus. In this sermon, Anthem Head Pastor Matt Dennings teaches out of Matthew 6:5-18 on how Prayer and Fasting are meant to reveal the secret you, the vulnerable you, and the conflicted you...

' Disciplines - It's Not a Question of If ' is a 4-part Salt Co. sermon series about the things around us that will impact the way we make decisions in life, process conflicts, and how we continue to walk with Jesus. In this sermon, Salt Director Zach Everly begins in Luke 24:13-48 and looks at why reading the Bible is important, what we get wrong about reading the Bible, and how we should read th...

Zach Everly Kicks of the 2024 Spring Semester in Mark 2:1-12 with the story of Jesus healing the paralytic. He poses the question, "where do you feel paralyzed?" and "who is holding your rope?"

From a unifying passage in Paul's second letter to the Corinthian Church, Zach Everly shares how our community identity as the body of Christ exists solely because of what Christ has done in each of us as individuals.