Based on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, this sermon explores Jesus's radical call for his followers to forgive generously, far beyond what is expected. It examines the difficult, often painful process of "cleaning the wound" and what biblical forgiveness truly means—and what it doesn't. Discover how our ability to forgive others flows directly from a proper appreciation of the immeasurable debt God has forgiven us.
In this powerful conclusion to our "Generational Faith" series, we explore how faith communities pass on hope from one generation to the next. Through Paul's letters to Timothy, we discover that God uses imperfect people to create sacred intersections where lives meet and faith multiplies across generations.
In this message, we explore one of the few times Jesus became genuinely angry: when his disciples tried to keep children away from him (Mark 10:13-16). What does this reveal about God's heart for the youngest among us. Children are not merely the "church of tomorrow" but Jesus says they're vital to the kingdom of God today.
Passing faith to the next generation doesn't require perfection or elaborate programs—it happens through authentic faith lived out in everyday moments. God's plan for spiritual formation unfolds naturally at kitchen tables, in car rides, and through ordinary conversations, while the church family provides crucial support for every household. This practical message from Deuteronomy 6 shows parents and church members alike how to transform regular routines into holy ground where the hope of our grandparents becomes the hope of our children.
Every generation stands at a crossroads: will they inherit the faith of their ancestors or drift into spiritual amnesia? In 'The Heirloom of Hope,' we explore Psalm 78's urgent call to pass on the same hope that sustained Abraham, carried David through dark caves, and kept Paul rejoicing in prison - the hope that still anchors us today. Discover why the next generation is counting on us, how God provides daily opportunities to share faith, and why passing on spiritual inheritance brings us so much joy.
In this powerful conclusion to our 14-week journey through Hebrews, we discover what it means to live as citizens of a city that will never fall. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, struggling with lukewarm Christianity, or feeling weary in your spiritual journey, this message offers hope that's unshakeable. Discover what it means to pursue an authentic relationship with Jesus, and learn how seeking God's lasting city changes everything about how we live today.
When life gets dangerous and faith becomes costly, what changes about how we live? In this powerful message from Hebrews 13:1-6, we discover how genuine hope in Christ transforms our everyday choices—especially when we're under pressure.
In this sermon from Hebrews 12, we explore what it means to run the race of faith with endurance. Drawing on the example of the great cloud of witnesses and fixing our eyes on Jesus—the founder and perfecter of our faith—we discover how God shapes us through life’s challenges, sustains us with his strength, and invites us into his unshakable kingdom. Be encouraged to press on, trust his training, and run for the crown that lasts forever.
When you can't see God's plan, how do you keep moving forward? In this message, we explore Hebrews 11's definition and demonstration of faith that sustains hope in dark times. Discover how faith is more than wishful thinking, but holding the "title deed" to spiritual realities more solid than what you can see. Learn from heroes like Noah and Abraham who acted on God's promises decades before seeing results, and understand how faith reorients our identity as citizens of God's kingdom rather than this world.
Most importantly, see why we have every reason to persevere: we've received in Christ what the heroes of faith only hoped for. If they could endure with so much less, how much more should we cling to the better hope we have?
In this message from our "Christ Above All" series, we see how Jesus, as our great High Priest, ministers from the true heavenly sanctuary; not a copy or shadow like the earthly temple, but the real dwelling place of God. Through the new covenant, God gives us more than merely better rules to follow; he transforms our hearts from the inside out, writing his ways on our minds and hearts.
The old way said "get right, then come to God." Jesus says "come to me and I will make you right." Discover what it means to live in the reality that you are closer to God than ever before.
In a world of broken promises and shifting circumstances, where can we find hope that truly holds? This message explores God's unbreakable covenant with Abraham and what it means for us today. Discover why God's promises are backed by his unchangeable character, how his timing differs from ours (and why that's good news), and why our hope serves as an anchor reaching into God's very presence. When life's storms rage, you have an anchor that cannot fail.
In this powerful message from our "Christ Above All" series through Hebrews, we explore why Jesus is the perfect High Priest who transcends every limitation. Unlike the ancient high priests who risked their lives entering God's presence once a year on the Day of Atonement, Jesus offers us something revolutionary: permanent, confident access to the throne of grace.
In this sermon we explore Hebrews 4 and the deep invitation God gives us to enter his perfect rest. This isn’t just about physical relaxation—it’s about soul-level peace, trust, and wholeness. You’ll be challenged to respond to God’s living Word, to walk in faith, and to draw near to Jesus, who meets us with mercy, grace, and help in our time of need.
In a world full of distractions, doubts, and discouragement, how do we stay faithful to the very end? This sermon from Hebrews 3:12–14 reminds us that faithfulness doesn’t happen by accident—it takes vigilance, community, and confidence in Christ. Whether you’re feeling spiritually strong or barely hanging on, this message will equip you with biblical insight and practical encouragement to persevere with hope.
In this message from Hebrews 2:5–18, we explore the astonishing truth that Jesus became fully human—not just to save us from sin, but to stand with us in every struggle. As our Brother and Savior, he entered our weakness, defeated death, and walks beside us with compassion and strength. Because of him, we are never alone. This is the unshakable hope we hold in Christ above all.
In a world full of noise, distractions, and shifting cultural tides, it’s dangerously easy to drift. In this message, Jordon Crow calls us to anchor our lives in the truth of Christ and the salvation he offers. Drawing from Hebrews 2:1–4, we are reminded that God has spoken through Christ with clarity and power—confirmed by signs, witnesses, and the Spirit. The message challenges us to stay rooted in God’s word, be present in our walk of faith, and respond to the call of transformation through Jesus. Whether you feel secure or adrift, this lesson is a call to remember, return, and remain.
In this message, we explore the majestic opening of Hebrews and discover why our hope is in Christ above all. Hebrews 1:1–4 presents a breathtaking portrait of Jesus as the final Word of God, the radiance of God’s glory, the sustainer of the universe, the purifier of our sins, and the one who reigns forever at the right hand of the Majesty on high. When we truly see who Jesus is, we find a hope that is unshakable.
In a world full of shifting values, broken promises, and fragile hopes, the book of Hebrews points us to something greater—Jesus Christ. He is the clearest picture of who God is, the perfect advocate who stands for us, the anchor that holds us steady, and the leader who ran the race before us. In this message, we begin our journey through Hebrews by discovering that there is no better hope than the one we find in Christ.
What does it mean to love and trust someone you’ve never seen? In this final message of the Living Hope series, we explore 1 Peter 1:8–9 and discover that faith in Christ fills our lives with a joy deeper than our circumstances. This joy is not reserved for the end of the journey—it’s something we can experience now, because salvation is already at work in us. Even in trials, even in waiting, we rejoice because we know the One who walks with us.
