Pastor Jeff Manion concludes our "Is Jesus Worth Following?" series by examining Jesus's restoration mission in Matthew 9:18-34. We explore Jesus's compassion for those who have struggled long, his power to restore health, life, sight, and speech, and the importance of trusting him. The sermon highlights the decision point we all face regarding Jesus's identity and authority, drawing on Old Testament prophecies and historical evidence. We're invited to see Jesus as the Good Shepherd who offers true life and ultimate restoration, challenging us to follow him wholeheartedly.

Pastor Aaron Buer continues the "Is Jesus Worth Following?" series by discussing Jesus's interactions at a dinner party. In this message, we explore the difference between being a fan and a follower of Jesus. We discover that following Jesus means leaving some things behind. We are challenged to admit our need for Jesus and extend his mercy to others. We are encouraged to let Jesus lead in every area of our lives.

Pastor Jeff Manion continues our Is Jesus Worth Following? sermon series by examining Jesus's authority and identity. We explore Jesus's power over nature, demons, sickness and sin, revealing his divine identity. This authority challenges us to see Jesus as more than just a teacher but as Lord over every aspect of our lives. We're invited to trust Jesus in our storms, confront areas of resistance and follow Him wholeheartedly.

Pastor Jeff Manion begins our "Is Jesus Worth Following?" sermon series by exploring Jesus's powerful miracles and challenging teachings. We witness Jesus's compassion as he heals suffering. Through Jesus, we see God's heart for wholeness in every aspect of our lives. We are challenged to consider our response to Jesus's powerful authority, weighing our security and affections against the call to wholehearted discipleship.

Pastor John Dickson concludes our Politics and Unity sermon series by exploring the concept of Christian humility and unity. We examine how the Trinity serves as the ultimate model for unity in diversity and how this should shape our community as believers. We are challenged to adopt Christ's mindset of humility, being passive in self-promotion but active in serving others. We learn that this countercultural approach to humility should influence how we treat fellow believers and non-believers and our political engagement and voting patterns. We are reminded that our primary citizenship is God's kingdom, calling us to reflect Christ's sacrificial love in our increasingly polarized world.

Join John Dickson, a Professor at Wheaton College and author of insightful works like "Doubter's Guide to Jesus," as he explores our true citizenship. He reveals how our primary allegiance should be to God's Kingdom instead of earthly politics. Through Paul's teachings to the Philippians, Dickson challenges us to prioritize love and the gospel over political divides. He emphasizes the church's vital role in embodying unity and encourages listeners to engage politically while guided by Jesus's teachings.

Explore the profound impact of Jesus's prayer for unity among believers, emphasizing love over political differences. Discover practical strategies to maintain harmony within the church community, despite diverse opinions. Learn how the transformative power of the gospel can bridge divides and create a cohesive witness to the world. Engage in discussions that prioritize relationships and empathy, ensuring unity even in politically charged conversations. This insightful dialogue challenges us to view fellow believers as family.

Pastor Aaron Buer kicks off a discussion on the challenges of political dialogue within the Christian community. He reflects on Jesus's trial before Pilate, emphasizing Jesus's unique authority as a king and the need for believers to align their loyalties with His kingdom. The conversation navigates the tricky waters of political affiliations, urging prioritization of spiritual values over earthly ties. Ultimately, it calls for unity among Christians, encouraging them to place their hope in Jesus rather than in political power.

Pastor Jeff Manion concludes our God Is sermon series by teaching how God is our ultimate source of satisfaction. We discover our human tendency to seek fulfillment in "broken cisterns" rather than in God. We are challenged to recognize and replace our counterfeit gods, understanding that true satisfaction can only be found in God. We discover practical ways to cultivate a deeper satisfaction in God and recognize the connection between loving God and loving our neighbors.

Pastor Jeff Manion continues our God Is sermon series by exploring God's creativity with insights from the life of Joseph. We discover how God works creatively in and through our pain, utilizing even difficult circumstances to bring about good. We are challenged to trust in God's wider perspective and ultimate goodness, even when we can't see it. We find hope and encouragement, reminding us that God's creative work often extends beyond what we see or understand.