• If Jesus were to visit a cross-section of American churches today, do you think he’d be pleased?
• If not, what would he seek to change?
• Is it possible God might want to use our congregation to help create that change?

These are some of the daring questions this sermon explores.

Today’s scripture: I John 2:3-6, 18, 21-25

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 What's Wrong With Christianity? [41:39m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

We live in a consumer culture, using things so long as they are useful to us, then tossing them aside. We tend to do the same with friends, family, spouses, and even church.

But is that consistent with Jesus’ command to “love one another as I have loved you?” This sermon explores what it means to view life through a deeper, more sacred lens, shifting from consumption to commitment.

Today’s scripture: John 15:9-17

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 Throw-Away Culture [44:42m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

In this sermon, six special guests from places like Nebraska, Oregon, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Barbados will each share something critical we need to hear. You will be deeply moved!

Today’s scripture: Acts 16:6-12

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 I Hear Voices [40:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

We often get stuck in small thinking. We have little and expect little. Little power, little resources, little dreams. After all, what can I do? The challenges are so big. I’m up against the “system” and the “way things are.”

This Sunday we’ll be challenged to embrace a decidedly different way of looking at the world.

Today’s scripture: Genesis 12:1-9

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 Little Ol' Me [39:27m]: Play Now | Play in Popup