Sermon by Jake Blair on January 23, 2022.
In Jesus’ parting words to His disciples, He doesn’t tell them to get out there, He tells them to wait… to wait on the Spirit. It’s as though the Spirit is the essential ingredient to everything He’s sending them out to do and be.
And the truth is, that it is still true today. In this sermon, we’ll learn that the church has not moved beyond the need for the Holy Spirit.
Just because we aren't gathering together this week doesn't mean we can't continue to discover the unlimited power of the Holy Spirit that dwells with us. In this sermon from our Work series, we inspect how the act of Sabbathing helps us to look more like Jesus and have a healthy view of our work.
Sermon by Brandon Clements on May 12, 2019.
Sermon by Adam Gibson on January 9, 2022.
The Holy Spirit is God within us and the one who empowers our mission. He is the secret sauce, for lack of a better way of saying it, for everything that we want to see happen in our city. If He doesn’t do it, it doesn’t happen. We want to see people saved, healed, brought from death to life… if that’s going to be a thing, we need him.
Sermon by Ryan Rike on December 19, 2021.
For our Advent series this year we’re taking one popular Christmas song each week and unpacking what this teaches us about Jesus’ birth.
This week we’re looking at a hymn authored by the 18th century hymnist Isaac Watts, “Joy to the World.”
Sermon by Jake Blair on December 12, 2021.
For our Advent series this year we’ll be taking one popular Christmas song each week and unpack what this teaches us about Jesus’ birth.
This week we’re looking at another hymn authored by the 18th century hymnist Charles Wesley, “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.”
Sermon by Ant Frederick on December 5, 2021.
For our Advent series this year we’ll be taking one popular Christmas song each week and unpack what this teaches us about Jesus’ birth.
This week we’re looking at the 19th century carol penned by Joseph Mohr, “Silent Night.”
Sermon by Allen Tipping on November 28, 2021.
For our Advent series this year, we’ll be taking one popular Christmas song and unpacking what it teaches us about Jesus’ birth. In this sermon, we’re looking at the 18th century hymn penned by Charles Wesley, “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus."
This week we’re with Pastors Brandon Clements AND Michael Bailey from Midtown Lexington to discuss your questions!
Sermon by Ryan Rike on November 21, 2021.
This week we’re doing what some of what you might call house-keeping. We are handling some family business together. On our annual member check-up reports, we noticed that 1/3 of our church family struggles with anxiety depression. So this morning we’re going to look at how the Psalmist deals with depression in Psalms 42-43.
Sermon by Jake Blair on November 14, 2021.
As we wrap up our series on the Ten Commandments, the final command says, “Do not covet.” According to this command, coveting is ultimately rooted in misplaced desire. The call was to therefore curb your desires in such a way to find your provision in God alone. But as you will see, in our culture we don’t really have a category for this. Desires are to be celebrated not tamed. So what do we do with this?
