Sunday Sermons

Our emotions are not to be disregarded or overly-regarded. There are appropriate emotional responses to the reality of who Jesus is and what he's done. Pastor Aaron shares from Hebrews 12.18-29.

Temptation is everywhere everyday but temptation doesn't have to turn into sin. There is a distinction! Pastor Bubba shares how Jesus helps us resist and overcome temptation and strive toward God's holiness.

Remember, remove and refocus: practice these as the preacher of Hebrews tells us and you'll find the encouragement you need to walk faithfully with Jesus. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 12.1-2.

It's been said that life is a story. The question is, Who's story is it? Ironically, if we make it about ourselves, we miss the point. In Hebrews 11.17-40, the preacher points us to the real, overarching story of all things. Pastor Bubba shares.

What is faith? If it's essential to knowing God and pleasing God (and it is!) then it's critical that we understand what it is and what it means for our lives. Pastor Bubba shares from Hebrews 11.1-7.

Hard conversations - we almost never look forward to be on the giving or receiving end but when there's the love and truth of Jesus, it's always a good thing. The preacher of Hebrews now wants to have a hard conversation. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 10.26-39.

Jesus' high priestly ministry for us presents great truths we can't simply ignore - we must act on them! Listen as Pastor Bubba shares some of those truths and their appropriate responses from Hebrews 10.19-25.

Why is it that, despite Jesus having finished the work for our forgiveness and salvation, so many Christians still struggle with their assurance of salvation? Pastor Drew addresses this very common lived experience from our passage today, Hebrews 10.1-18.

Jesus' finished work on the cross does for us what we couldn't do for ourselves - reconciles us back to right standing and a perpetual loving relationship with God. And Pastor Drew shares on this amazing reality from Hebrews 9.15-28.

Many of us can fall into the trap of trying to ease our consciences either by deflecting sin or over-emphasizing sin. The preacher of Hebrews reminds us that our consciences are purified by the redemptive work of Jesus alone and not by any effort of ours. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 9.

As the ultimate High Priest, Jesus secures our standing with God, not based on our faithfulness, but on his! Listen as Pastor Bubba teaches on these great truths from Hebrews 7-8.

God's greatest blessing is not to simply "add some Jesus" on top of good health, pleasant relationships and foolproof plans for the future. His greatest blessing is his very self in the person of Jesus. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 7.1-21.

He is risen! And in his rising, we can live our purpose and experience true peace.

More than fleeting whims and fancies, more than passing wishes for a brighter future, we have a concrete, weighty and substantive hope for the future that provides a refuge today. Pastor Aaron shares about this hope from Hebrews 6.11-20.

There is a tendency among some Christian circles to see the life of passionately following Jesus as a state of "arriving." But in actuality, as the preacher of Hebrews explains, it is more a progression of maturing in Christ. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 5.11 - 6.12.

Thankfully, in God's "common" grace, we get to experience many good things in life. And beyond that, he's granted even many great things. But among them all, he has given us one great High Priest, his Son, Jesus. Listen as Pastor Bubba shares from Hebrews 4 God's invitation to come to his throne of grace.

For a society that doesn't know how to rest, our passage in Hebrews 4 comes as a timely word speaking to our condition. Listen as Pastor Drew shares God's word on the rest that he calls us to and provides.

A warning from someone who loves you dearly is a good thing. In our passage today, the preacher gives us this loving warning: Do not harden your hearts toward God. Pastor Bubba shares from Hebrews 3.7-19.

The preacher of Hebrews admonishes his readers to "consider..." - fix your thoughts on - "...Jesus" who is faithful. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 3.1-6.

By Jesus' atoning sacrifice on our behalf, not only are we adopted as children of God, but welcomed by our Big Brother, Jesus himself. Pastor Bubba shares this deeply reassuring truth from Hebrews 2.10-18.

The problem of evil is very real in the face real suffering experienced by many people. God's answer to that is not just a philosophical one but a historical one - Jesus, the Son of God, suffered in our place. Pastor Drew shares from Hebrews 2.5-9.

In a loving pastoral warning to his flock, the author of Hebrews - and Jesus through Hebrews - warns against what may cause us to gradually drift from the gospel message and ultimately from him. Pastor Bubba shares from Hebrews 2.1-4.

The answer to a lack of motivation and meaning as Christians is often times, not to "pull ourselves up by our bootstraps," but to have a appropriately high view Jesus. The author of Hebrews helps us with that by pointing to how great Jesus is in comparison to angels. Listen as Pastor Drew explains.

Join us as Pastor Bubba kicks off our "Jesus Is" sermon series in the book of Hebrews. Hear Pastor Bubba explain 1. how our hearts try to mold Jesus into our ideas of him, 2. who Jesus really is according to Scripture, and 3. why it matters for our current cultural moment!

What do you desire most? It's a deep, probing question. From Exodus 33, we see what Moses desired most and how it challenges our modern inclinations. Listen as Pastor Bubba shares.