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Zach Pummill begins our new sermon series "The Banquet", where we explore the meals of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of Luke. In this sermon on Luke 5:27-39, we look at the banquet that Levi throws for Jesus and consider what it means to respond to the discipleship call.

"Jesus Ate With Sinners" // Luke 5:27-39

Marq Toombs continues our Sermon series "Return" with a sermon out of Nehemiah 6. Nehemiah continues to face opposition and personal threat to rebuilding the wall. How does Nehemiah respond to the challenges and threats against him?

Sermon: "Revere" // Nehemiah 6:1-2, 6-19

Marq Toombs continues our Sermon series "Return" with a sermon out of Nehemiah 4. When Israel sets themselves to rebuilding the wall they immediately face opposition. How does Nehemiah respond to this external threat to the purposes of God?

Sermon: "Resist" // Nehemiah 4:6-16

Zach Pummill continues the sermon series "Return" with a sermon out of Ezra 7 & 8 titled "Refocus." We're given a detailed profile of Ezra and what makes him so necessary for the people of God. This passage presents Ezra's passion for God's word and dependence upon God as what made him so special and needed.

Sermon: "Refocus" // Ezra 7:1–10

Pastor Marq Toombs continues our series, "Return", and looks at how Israel was living in fear of man and unwilling to rebuild the temple. Why were they afraid and how does God engage with his fearful people?

Sermon: "Renew" // Ezra 4:1–6

Marq Toombs continues our sermon series "Return" with a sermon from Ezra 3:8-13. As the new foundation for the temple is laid, we see that some rejoice while others weep. what does this teach is about the nature of worship?

Sermon: "Reestablish" // Ezra 3:8-13

Pastor Zach Pummill continues our series in Ezra/Nehemiah in Ezra 3:1–7. Israel returns ready to engage in the work that God has for them. It was time to rebuild worship in a desolate place. What does it mean for us to rebuild worship in the desolate places of our lives and seek God's presence in all things?

Sermon: "Rebuild" // Ezra 3:1-7

In this sermon on Matthew 24:36–44 and Revelation 19:11–16 (ESV), Pastor Zach Pummill looks at Jesus's statement how no one know the day or the hour of Jesus’s coming. He teaches us how to stay awake and stay ready for when he returns. His teaching is intended to give hope to the tired and weary, and even though we don’t know when, the Bible tells us who is coming – a Rider on a White Horse.

Sermon: "No One Can Know" // Matthew 24:36–44

In this sermon on Luke 9:51–62 (ESV), Pastor Zach Pummill looks at Jesus's statement how no one can look back and be fit for the kingdom of God. Jesus has three short conversations on the nature of discipleship and what it means to follow after him.

Sermon: "No One Can Look Back" // Luke 9:51–62

In this sermon on Matthew 6:19–21, 24–34 (ESV), Pastor Zach Pummill looks at Jesus's statement how no one can serve two masters, no one can serve God and money. We consider how we approach money in the same way that we should approach God, and we trust that it will provide us with security and satisfaction. But when we have a wrong view of money, it creates anxiety. How does Jesus speak into this anxiety and offer something better? 
 
Sermon given on 02/07/2021. 
 
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In this sermon on Matthew 6:19–21, 24–34 (ESV), Pastor Zach Pummill looks at Jesus's statement how no one can serve two masters, no one can serve God and money. We consider how we approach money in the same way that we should approach God, and we trust that it will provide us with security and satisfaction. But when we have a wrong view of money, it creates anxiety. How does Jesus speak into this anxiety and offer something better? 

Sermon given on 02/07/2021.

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Sermon: "No One Can Serve" // Matthew 6:19–21, 24–34

This sermon by Pastor Marq Toombs is on John 17:24-26 (ESV) 
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This sermon by Pastor Marq Toombs is on John 17:24-26 (ESV) 
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Sermon "Jesus Prayed With Boldness" // John 17:24–26

In this sermon on John 17:20–23 (ESV) by Pastor Zach Pummill, we see Jesus pray for unbelievers, that they would believe the witness of the apostles and bear witness as his people. 
 
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In this sermon on John 17:20–23 (ESV) by Pastor Zach Pummill, we see Jesus pray for unbelievers, that they would believe the witness of the apostles and bear witness as his people.

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Sermon: "Jesus Prayed For Unbelievers" // John 17:20–23

This sermon from Pastor Marq Toombs is from Jesus's prayer in John 17 where he prayed for oneness in our series Pray God Down. 
 
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This sermon from Pastor Marq Toombs is from Jesus's prayer in John 17 where he prayed for oneness in our series Pray God Down.

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Sermon: "Jesus Prayed For Oneness" // John 17:10–11

This sermon is on Acts 1:3–9, 12–14 in our series Pray God Down by Pastor Zach Pummill focuses on corporate prayer being at the heart of the mission of God as we pray for his glory. 
 
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This sermon is on Acts 1:3–9, 12–14 in our series Pray God Down by Pastor Zach Pummill focuses on corporate prayer being at the heart of the mission of God as we pray for his glory.

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Sermon: "We Pray For His Glory" // Acts 1:3–9, 12–14

This begins a new series this fall that we have entitled "Pray God Down." We begin with hearing God's invitation in times of plague and pestilence to recognize his sovereignty and his purposes in Jesus Christ. 
 
In this sermon from Pastor Zach Pummill, we are entering into a season of prayer to seek the face of God and ask him to move, ask him for more, and ask for his glory to be revealed among us. 
 
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This begins a new series this fall that we have entitled "Pray God Down." We begin with hearing God's invitation in times of plague and pestilence to recognize his sovereignty and his purposes in Jesus Christ. 

In this sermon from Pastor Zach Pummill, we are entering into a season of prayer to seek the face of God and ask him to move, ask him for more, and ask for his glory to be revealed among us.

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Sermon: "If My People Pray" // 2 Chronicles 7:11–16

Jesus’s letter to Thyatira was to a tolerant church. They had allowed Jezebel to operate among them and lead people within the church to sexual immorality. No one addressed her and cast her out. This letter perhaps more than any other, shows how deeply just knows his churches, their struggles, and their sins.

Sermon: "Letter to Thyatira" // Revelation 2:18–29

In John’s vision in Revelation the first thing he sees is the glorified Christ arrayed in splendor. The description of Jesus is a powerful statement of who he is and points back to Old Testament promises. Then Jesus begins to speak with John to show him the end of all things. What does this vision teach us about Jesus and who he is?

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