Sermons
The Jerusalem Council
When early Christians faced a major theological crisis—do Gentile believers need to follow the law of Moses?—the apostles gathered in Jerusalem to seek clarity. The church, led by the Holy Spirit, resolved conflict through truth, grace, and unity. Acts 15...
Persecuted to Worshipped
Spiritual success can be just as dangerous as opposition—especially when leaders are tempted to accept the praise meant for God. In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas go from being persecuted to nearly being worshiped as gods. We’re challenged to examine how easily...
Word, Spirit, & Persecution
True ministry is grounded in the Word of God and fueled by the Spirit of God—without compromise. In Acts 13, we follow Paul and Barnabas as they boldly preach the gospel, navigating both spiritual power and fierce opposition. Their example challenges us to...
Serve as Jesus Serves
What does it really mean to serve like Jesus? In this Job Fair Sunday sermon, we explore the moment when the King of Kings knelt to wash His disciples’ feet—and what that radical act means for how we live and serve today. Jesuse challenges us to move beyond...
The Better Portion
In this Mother’s Day message, we dive into the story of Mary and Martha to explore the overwhelming pressures women often carry—and to offer freedom at the feet of Jesus. Jesus’ teaching reveals how our true identity is found not in constant service, but in...
Blessed are the Unoffended
Everyone struggles at some point with trusting God. Doubt is a common part of our human nature. Everyone will experience doubt, but it’s what we do with it that makes the difference. Lindsay and Chris Hubbard explain how to overcome doubt and remain...
Winsome Discernment
Acts 13:4-12 In Acts 13, we encountering Paul and Barnabas take on a false prophet who called himself a “son of Jesus.” In this story, we see what it looks like for disciples of Jesus to discern when to be gentle and when to rebuke. Jesus was only harsh...
Life Over Death – Easter 2025
God’s order over chaos was broken into disorder when Adam and Even individually began to determine what was right in their own eyes, instead of in the eyes of their Creator. But during the reign of King David, we begin to hear whispers of a future king who...
Palm Sunday – The Unexpected Jesus
Zechariah prophesied that the Messiah would come in a specific way. The problem was that they had ignored all the things God had told them about Himself and His mission. On Palm Sunday, Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a male donkey that was young enough that it...