Mark 7:1-13

The Pharisees of Jesus’ day attempted to substitute God’s commandments for their own. As we serve in ministry, do we fall into the same trap?

Luke 24:13-35

This Easter, we seek to understand why Jesus had to die, why he resurrected, and what it means to know the resurrected Jesus personally.

Deuteronomy 18:1-2

Guest speaker Taylor Lyon walks us through what it means to be a follower of Christ. God has made everyone for a purpose and everyone has a specific place in God’s ministry.

Ezra 8-10:1-19

Guest speaker Seth Harper walks us through what it means to divorce yourself from the world. We take a look at the example of Israel and how their disobedience to God’s commands led them to a place of bondage. Through God’s grace and repentance, we see the people of God able to come back to their first and only true King.

Acts 17

Colossians 3:8-10

The Two Desires of a Pastor

Deuteronomy 5

Israel encountered God "face to face" at the foot of a mountain. In hearing God speak audibly, Israel was confronted with the power of God and the fragility of their flesh. Deuteronomy 5 shows us that without God's provision for a mediator, we cannot sustain an intimate relationship with Him.

Ezekiel 2:6

A sermon over Ezekiel 2 where God commands him to be His messenger to a rebellious people. Ezekiel is told not to be concerned with their reactions when he delivers this message. We learn the details of what it means to be a fearless messenger.

Deuteronomy 3

Through this intermission of Acts 17, God gave me this passage to reenvision me for the battle at hand. To turn the world upside down, we must know our identity, and we must acknowledge the battle at hand.

Numbers 11

God will give you the desire of your heart. This is the key concept in todays message, and the reality is that it is a very scary concept. What happens when the desire of our heart is not in line with what God desires? From Numbers 11 we will see God giving his people the desire of their heart, even though it is not what God wanted for them, and the consequence that comes with it.

This week Temple Worship led us through a season of prayer and praise. We used the Tabernacle prayer template as a springboard to glorify and meet with God.

Judges 1

In this sermon, Eric uses the book of Judges to teach that compromise will always cost you something. Spiritual compromise is the willful decision of a believer to allow sin to remain. Is there sin that you’re allowing to thrive in your life? You must trust God to kill it or it will cost you everything.

1 Corinthians 10

In this message, Uriah unpacks the warnings Paul gives to us in 1 Corinthians 10, while also using Deuteronomy 5 as a reference. We must not be ignorant of the things we’ve learned, and we must draw near to the fire without fearing the burn.

Haggai 1

In this sermon, Seth uses the book of Haggai to illustrate what biblical leadership and service to the Lord should look like in our lives. As believers, we must be careful to consider our ways and align them with God’s way and His Word.

Proverbs 18:2-24

Guest speaker Kenny Morgan lays out the 5 relationship enemies that every Christian deals with and must work through. Below are the 5 Relationship Enemies: To find out the 5 counters to these enemies listen now!

• 1. A Selfish Outlook

• 2. A Broken Spirit

• 3. An Unbridled Tongue

• 4. A Hypersensitive Heart

• 5. An Anti-Social Approach

Jeremiah 40:7-12

This week we have a guest speaker, Worship Director Eric Phillips. Eric takes time to share with us how we ought to be learning about ourselves during this season of transition. Who we become in this time will define who we are when we come out of isolation.

Deuteronomy 1

An applicational look into Deuteronomy 1 showing us how we are much like the Israelites. How, just like the Israelites, we must grow as leaders like God instructed them and take Kansas City as our “land”.

Luke 7:1-10

In this sermon, Myles examines the marvelous faith of the Roman Centurion in Luke 7.