Sermons on Outreach
Jesus has called us to follow Him involves action! Join us for this special Sunday service where we hear from our friends at Refuge Host Homes ministries, as well as from Pastor Josh on why partnership in ministry is so important.
We’re so excited to have Corey and Abby Stocksdale, our missionary partners from Botswana, here with us to share with us
Jesus sets His face towards Jerusalem, and resolutely journeys there on His mission. Jesus knows the cross waits for Him there, and yet He goes anyways. This Palm Sunday, we look at Jesus’ entry into the city of Jerusalem the Sunday prior to Easter, focusing especially on the mission that drove Him there.
When we think of Paul’s testimony, we often think of how he came to know Jesus. While this is a powerful aspect of Paul’s testimony, it certainly doesn’t stop there. Jesus not only radically changes Paul’s life, but He also changes his mission and sends him out to accomplish it.
Saul was the feared Pharisee of pharisees, the great persecutor of the early church, until the day he encountered Jesus. This week we look at Paul’s incredible transformation and how it pertains to us today.
Every organization has a mission and a purpose for why they exist and what they seek to accomplish. But what about the local church? Join us as we discuss the purpose, mission, vision, strategy, and core values of our local church, and why it all matters.
Kyle Hayes from Children of Promise talks about making room at the table for children in need.
God has a purpose and a plan for our lives, and He calls us to pursue Him and His purposes above our own. This week we hear from Carson, our special guest speaker, who has just returned from a short-term mission trip to Slovakia.
What the Church needs is not a new mission, but rather to unify around the mission that Jesus has already given us- to make disciples. In this message, we take an in-depth look at the Great Commission and how we can and need to work together to develop generations of mature followers of Jesus.
Jesus is the Good Shepherd, who passionately pursues the lost and joyously celebrates when they come home. He likewise calls for us to be on this mission with Him, and to share in His joy over the lost being found.