TYG - The Youth Group

This week we will see that Jesus is the sufficient answer to mankind's rebellion against God. Jesus, the eternal Son of God, entered humanity, living a perfect life as a man, and bore our sins in His body on a tree as our substitute so that all who believe in HIm will be saved from the just wrath of God. The Person of Jesus Jesus Truly God Jesus Truly Man The Work of Jesus The Righteous Life of Je...

This week we will be in part 2 of the 4-part series, where we will focus on who man is and what his current condition is. Man is created Man is created in God's image Man has sinned Man is called to obedience Man refused to obey Man needs a Savior Man is dead in sin Man is hopeless apart from Christ Why this matters Gospel overview

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is by far the most important topic that you will hear about. This week we will begin a 4-part series where we will break out the value and the importance of the Gospel. This week, we begin by seeing who God is. What God has done God has created us in His image God has created all things What God is like God is holy God is immutable God is righteous and just God is judge...

For our Family Fellowship Night, we will hear what "TYG is all about" Our Purpose - Why we exist (Col 3:17) As a youth group we seek to do everything for the glory of Christ Our Mission - What we do (Col 1:28) We proclaim Christ by warning everyone and teaching everyone We seek to grow and mature every person in Christ Our Tactics - How we do it (Eph 4:12-16) By equipping the saints By attaining u...

Session 7 by Luke Shelnutt

Session 6 by Ben Nissen

Session 5 by Ben Nissen

Session 4 by Dave Dick

Session 3 by Luke Shelnutt

Session 2 by Joel Thompson

Session 1 by Luke Shelnutt

Representing the Senior Class of 2026, Micah Hauck will be preaching from Romans 12:1-8. We will see that Christians are called to be dedicated to the transformative message of the gospel and live it out through grace-empowered service of the body of Christ. The Heart of Dedication: Sacrifical Worship The Object of our Dedication: God's Will The Means of our Dedication: Grace The Method of our Ded...

This is our 2nd and final week in our short series on biblical discipleship. We will be looking at key components of discipleship that will hopefully shape our understanding and practice of discipleship. Biblical discipleship is centered around God's Word Instructed by the Word of God Submitting to the Word of God Transformed by the Word of God Biblical discipleship is exercised through dependent...

We begin a 2-week series on biblical discipleship. We will begin by taking a bird's eye view of discipleship, looking at the who, what, when, where, and why of discipleship. What is discipleship? Who is a disciple? When should I be discipled? Where does discipleship take place? Why should I be involved in discipleship?

Jef Soliva teaches from Titus 3. Remind What is expected from us (v1) Distinguish Old/New - Who we were (v2-3) In humility - What God did from His generosity (v4-7) Prioritize What we should insist (v8) What we should oppose (v9) Interact What it may look like (v12-15)

Jason Lefler teaches from Titus 2. We see that by God's grace we have been saved. And by His Spirit, He trains us to live a life that reflects Him. Truth Changes How You Live Truth Effects Everyone Truth of the Gospel

Jason Lefler kicks off our 3-week series in the book of Titus. The church of Jesus Christ flourishes when it is led by qualified elders who tenaciously hold, teach, and defend sound doctrine against all opposition. Anchor Truth in God's Word Establish Godly Leadership Challenge False Teachers

As we come to the end of Mark's gospel, we see that Jesus, the suffering servant, accomplishes His mission to give His life as a ransom for many by going to the cross and dying in the place of sinners. In doing so, however, He does not experience defeat, but He experiences glorious victory. Jesus is the Messianic King The innocence of the King (15:1-15) The mockery of the King (15:16-32) Jesus is...

Even in the darkest of hours, Jesus shows that He remains immovable, unshakeable, unassailable. In a time when it seems as if He is the one losing, He is actually the one who stands above everyone else. Jesus is the Hero in the Garden (v26-52) The disciples fail to be reliant and faithful Jesus continues to be reliant and faithful Jesus is the Hero in the Trial (v53-65) The religious leaders fail...

As tension continues to rise towards the crucifixion, Mark now shows stark contrasts of how people relate and respond to Jesus. Rejecting the Messiah (v1-11) Worshipping the Messiah (v1-11) Betraying the Messiah (v12-21) Hiding in the Messiah (v22-25)

Jacob Withrow teaches from Mark 13. In this bridge between the temple disputes and Jesus' arrest, Jesus calls His 12 disciples to watchfulness and perseverance in light of the destruction of the Temple, and He calls us to the same in light of His return. Warning for the Disciples: The Temple Destruction (v5-23) Warning for Us: The Second Coming (v24-27) Warnings Illustrated: Two Parables (v28-37)

Jason Lefler teaches from Mark 12. Jesus silences the self-proclaimed experts of the law in Mark 12 by teaching with unmistakable divine authority, while revealing the heart of genuine worship through love, humility, and sacrificial devotion. Jesus explains the true heart of the law (v28-34) Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength Love your neighbor as yourself Jesus t...

As the controversies between the religious leaders and Jesus continue, the religious leaders now challenge Jesus's wisdom. In this passage, we will see Jesus, the Messiah, demonstrating His great wisdom and understanding. The demonstration of wisdom in the midst of traps (v13-17) Jesus shows wisdom against the trap of pride Jesus shows wisdom against the trap of allegiance The demonstration of wis...

As tensions rise in the narrative, the religious leaders continue to reject Jesus. In rejecting Jesus, they are really rejecting God the Father. In this passage, we will see three warnings of rejecting God the Father, and we will see how the Father and the Son are united in all of this. Do not reject the authority from the Father (11:27-33) The Father has given authority to His Son Do not reject t...

Josiah Patterson teaches from Psalm 103. Singing isn’t about the skill of your voice—it’s about the state of your heart. And when our hearts are overwhelmed with gratitude, silence isn’t enough. We have to sing. A Joyful Noise Why we sing what we sing The object of our worship