Life of Christ
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Extravagant Love | Off the Charts | Ty Gibson
Explore the depths of God’s extravagant love with Ty Gibson and discover the profound reality of the incarnation and the cross. Ty explores the mystery of Jesus, who, being in very nature God, emptied Himself and became human. Uncover the practical implications of this sacrifice and the transformative power of God’s love for us.
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Extravagant Love | Poured Into Me | Ty Gibson
God’s love is a living reality. Ty Gibson emphasizes the concept of humans as habitable creatures designed to be occupied by God’s presence. Drawing on Ephesians 3, Ty explains that we become inhabited by God through faith and by being rooted and grounded in His love. We should actively embrace God’s love, allowing it to…
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Another Road, Another… | Billy Grahaxm
Billy Graham recounts the story of Jonah’s reluctance to preach repentance to the Ninevites and the subsequent revival that occurred. Discover the parallels between Jonah’s experience and the gospel message, emphasizing the importance of repentance and the opportunity for salvation offered through Christ.
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Extravagant Love | Into Eternity Future | Ty Gibson
Listen as Ty Gibson explores the concept of eternity future, emphasizing that it is characterized by an infinitely sustained relational bliss with God and others. He discusses the importance of comprehending God’s love, drawing on Ephesians 3 and the metaphor of a multi-faceted diamond to illustrate the various dimensions of His love.
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Eden to Eden | Jesus: The Presence of God Actualized | Nathan Renner
Nathan Renner recounts the persistent pursuit of humanity by God and the fulfillment of this pursuit through Jesus. Nathan retells the story of the Old Testament through the life of Jesus, drawing parallels between the Old Testament figures and Jesus. Jesus is presented as reliving the experiences of the Old Testament figures, but unlike those…
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DSCPL | Paradigm Shift | Angelo Grasso
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Angelo Grasso examines the disciples’ need for a paradigm shift in their understanding of Jesus’s kingdom and power. He delves into the significance of Jesus’s ascension and His finished work on the cross. We are called to make disciples, not just by preaching, but by embodying and…
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Eden to Eden | New Jerusalem: More than Eden Restored | Nathan Renner
Nathan Renner walks through four stories in the book of Mark, focusing on the theme of expanding God’s presence and the Gospel to more people. He examines the story of the feeding of the five thousand, Jesus’s journey to Bethsaida, and two conversations: one about spiritual defilement and another with a Syrophoenician woman. These stories…
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DSCPL | Identity | Angelo Grasso
Discipleship is more about who we are with than what we do for. Angelo Grasso highlights Jesus’s pursuit of us and the transformative power of His presence. Angelo uses personal stories and the example of the first disciples to illustrate how our actions shape who we are. By answering Jesus’s call to follow Him, we…
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DSCPL | Counting the Cost | Angelo Grasso
Define the commitment and reprioritization that discipleship requires with Angelo Grasso. Angelo uses the call of Jesus’s first disciples and the story of a would-be disciple who wanted to say goodbye to his family before following Jesus to illustrate the need for putting Christ first. Discipleship necessitates an exclusive commitment to Christ, similar to the…
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DSCPL | Born Again | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso explains the concept of being “Born Again” (John 3:1-3) through the lens of marriage, examining discipleship as both a death to an old self and a new beginning. The contrast of Nicodemus’s focus on physical details with Jesus’s call to spiritual rebirth emphasizes the importance of recognizing a reality beyond our limited perspectives.
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DSCPL | Wounded Healers | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso explores Jesus’s parable of the Good Samaritan, focusing on the encounter with the expert in the law and the question, “Who is my neighbor?” He delves into the concept of love as attachment and identity, contrasting it with mere action, and highlights how our treatment of others reflects our relationship with God. Discover…
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DSCPL | You. Follow. | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso’s message shows Peter back to the place where his journey began—by the lake. After failure and denial, Jesus meets him with love, restoring him with the simple yet profound call: “Follow Me.” The message? True discipleship is rooted in Christ’s faithful love, not our perfection.
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Kingdom Manifesto | The Setting of the Sermon | Ty Gibson & David Asscherick
Unlike any political or philosophical system, Jesus’ message subverts worldly power structures by redefining leadership, love, and righteousness. Ty Gibson and David Asscherick explore how God’s kingdom transcends earthly divisions, calling His followers to live under His reign with loyalty that surpasses any political or national allegiance.
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The Joy Sessions | Dealings with Feelings | Dr. Jennifer Schwirzer
Explore the intersection of psychology, theology, and emotional well-being with Jennifer Jill Schwirzer. She unpacks how being made in God’s image means embracing emotional complexity, offering biblical insights and practical tools to navigate feelings through faith, scripture, and mental health principles.
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Kingdom Manifesto | But I Say (Part 2) | Ty Gibson & David Asscherick
Ty Gibson and David Asscherick unpack Jesus’ deeper interpretation of marriage, divorce, and faithfulness. By citing both the Mosaic law and the original intent of marriage from Genesis, Jesus elevates the standard of relationships, confronting cultural norms that had marginalized women and reduced the sanctity of marriage to technicalities.
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Kingdom Manifesto | Money Matters | Ty GIbson & David Asscherick
Jesus calls for a kingdom-centered approach to money, emphasizing the temporary nature of material wealth and the importance of directing resources toward God’s purposes. Ty Gibson and David Asscherick unpack how instead of accumulating possessions for selfish ends, believers are encouraged to use their resources in ways that align with kingdom values.
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The Joy Sessions | Growth Mindset | Dr. Jennifer Schwirzer
Explore the concept of a “growth mindset” through a biblical lens with Dr. Jennifer Schwirzer. Drawing from personal stories, biblical examples, and psychological principles, she encourages reframing life’s disappointments as opportunities for growth, expanding one’s capacity for joy, and embracing active acceptance in order to thrive spiritually and emotionally.
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Words | Logos | Ty GIbson & Nathan McKee
Ty Gibson and Nathan McKee delve into the Greek term logos—the word behind “word” in the New Testament. John’s Gospel identified Jesus as the ultimate logos: the eternal, rational principle made flesh. By examining the term’s philosophical roots and its use in Scripture, they highlight how this profound concept connects ancient reasoning to the personal…
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Kingdom Manifesto | The Coming Crash | Ty Gibson & David Asscherick
Jesus closes His Sermon on the Mount with a parable that encapsulates the contrast between the two structures of life we can build. The wise man built his house on the rock and the fool on sand. Ty Gibson and David Asscherick dive into important questions such as: What are these two foundations? And which…
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Words | Zoe | Ty Gibson & Nathan McKee
In this installment of their New Testament keyword series, Ty Gibson and Nathan McKee explore the profound meaning of the Greek word “Zoe,” which signifies life. While often translated as eternal or everlasting life, the term also encompasses a present, vibrant quality of life rooted in spiritual renewal and the character of Christ. The discussion…
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How Big is Big? | David Asscherick
Despite the enormity of the cosmos and the incredible scale of creation, David Asscherick’s message reveals how God intimately knows each person’s joys and sorrows. The themes of divine compassion, our relationship with our Creator, and the ultimate reassurance of “Do not be afraid” highlight the promise of God’s closeness and love in the midst…
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The Roman and the Rich Man | David Asscherick
This sermon from David Asscherick highlights the profound encounter between Jesus and the Roman Centurion, showcasing the Centurion’s humility and faith. A striking comparison with the rich man in Jesus’ parable, invites listeners to reflect on true spiritual authority and the unexpected ways God’s grace reaches those on the margins. Faith is not bound by…
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A Tale of Two Rich Men | David Asscherick
This sermon from David Asscherick emphasizes returning to the foundational principles of Christianity, highlighting the importance of faith, the character of Jesus, and our true motivation as believers. It challenges us to consider whether we are seeking Christ solely for the reward of eternal life or out of a deep love for His character.
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Called, Chosen, and Faithful | Jesus Wept | David Asscherick
The God of the universe is not distant—He walks with us, talks with us, and even weeps with us. David Asscherick points out how Jesus’ tears over Jerusalem and at the tomb of Lazarus reveal a profound truth: God is emotionally invested in humanity. He does not stand aloof, unmoved by our struggles, but feels…