Jesus is the center of Love. He is the center of how we understand, give, and receive love. He is the embodiment of love. In this sermon, we discuss 1 Corinthians 13 and the most excellent way of love found in Jesus, while making applications to our lives and the life of micro churches.

Here we explore the spiritual discipline of solitude.

This installment in a series in 1 Timothy of chapter 3. We go over Paul's instructions to Timothy regarding leaders in the church, and how we should apply these to the modern church today.

Jon discusses three outcomes of the resurrection of Jesus and the dual citizenry that ensues. Subversive equality, radical submission, and unjust suffering ... the resurrection of Christ may not be what you think.

Beginning a new series called "Dual Citizens" going through 1 Peter, Jon introduces the book with its background, context, and major themes to expose the concepts of Christians being dual citizens on earth and in heaven.

Should Christians vote? Jon discusses the intersection of the kingdom of God and politics. What does it look like to be aliens and strangers in the world, yet still be in the world? #kingdomofGod #voting #politics

Continuing the Kingdom of God series, here we take a look at the passion week of Christ in the gospel of John to show how Jesus confronted the kingdoms of the world and undermined and subverted their power by overcoming death itself, not by force or war, but through peaceful, non-retaliatory self-sacrificing love. #kingdomofGod #kingdom #kingdomofheaven #nonviolence

Jon discusses the spiritual discipline of Christian meditation and how it differs from other forms and practices of meditation. #sermons #meditation

Continuing in our spiritual disciplines series, here we discuss simplicity and living under God's reign in regards to our possessions and wealth. #sermons #simplicity

Continuing in our spiritual disciplines series as we discuss fasting and Jesus' new teachings on fasting. #sermons #fasting