Sunday Sermons

If you love one another, you'll confront each other.

Authentic relationships don’t just happen, they’re built brick by brick.

In 2009, a small group of people started Relevant. Since then, God has done so much transforming work in our church.

To create a church you love, you must be relentless about reaching people for Jesus.

To create a church you love, you must be a fanatic about the next generation.

To create a church you love, you must be connected in a healthy and transformational smaller community of people within the church.

We all want to be a part of a church we love, but that won’t happen by accident. Over the next four weeks, we will explore four commitments that create a healthy, transformational, and God-glorifying church that you will love to be a part of. The first commitment is to be engaged.

To be holy, we must live in a way that pleases God.

To live a holy life, we must choose relationships that will help us be holy.

To live a holy life, we must fill our minds with what is holy. 

To be holy, we must actively choose to pursue holiness. However, achieving holiness is impossible without the intervention of the Holy Spirit.

There are four relational commitments that make us worthy of trust. The fourth commitment is, “I am committed to you”.

There are four relational commitments that make us worthy of trust. The third commitment is, “I will tell you the truth.”

There are four relational commitments that make us worthy of trust. The second commitment is, “When I sin against you, I will confess to you.”

Trust is the foundation of every healthy relationship, and trust is built by trustworthy people. That starts by looking in the mirror. Throughout this series, we examine four relationship commitments that are worthy of trust. The first commitment is, “When you hurt me, I will talk directly to you about it.”

Two disciplines are vital to growing our relationship with Jesus: praying and reading the Bible. In week two of the Vital series, we talked about reading scripture and discovered that the purpose of the Bible is not primarily for our information but for our transformation.

Two disciplines are vital in order to grow in our relationship with Jesus: Praying and Reading the Bible. In week one of the Vital series, we talked about prayer and discovered that prayer's ultimate purpose and reward is growing in our relationship with Jesus.

To defeat fear in your life, you must decide to surrender your life into God’s hands.

To defeat pride, you must decide it’s not about me, and it’s all about God and His glory.

We defeat inadequacy by, like David, deciding to do what only we can do and using what God has given us.

One "giant" or challenge that opposes us, is apathy. To defeat apathy, we must decide to be faithful with what we have been given today.

Jesus made a lot of claims that either make him a liar, a lunatic, or the Lord.

What you believe about the afterlife, changes how you live and make decisions today. How would adding the phrase “You Only Live Forever” (instead of YOLO) into your decision-making change the way you live?

Many people are fascinated by the concept of the afterlife, specifically heaven, and it's hard to understand the realities of heaven. The first reality of heaven is that it is here and now.

There is a lot of misinformation, speculation, and confusion about Heaven. What you believe about the afterlife will impact the way you decide to live your life today.