"No Stranger to Our Suffering" - John 11:1-54

Pastor Matt preaches on how the Lord deals with our suffering from the story of Jesus raising Lazarus and weeping with his sisters.

"Who Is Jesus?" - John 10:22-42

Pastor Matt continues the series in John's Gospel by preaching on Jesus explanation of who he is - the Christ, who, united with the Father and Spirit, is the giver and preserver of Life.

"The Good Shepherd" - John 10:1-21

Pastor Matt resumes the sermon series on the Gospel of John by considering what it means for Jesus to be our Good Shepherd, and to be the sacrificial Lamb simultaneously.

"The Promise of Christmas" - Isaiah 11:1-10

Pastor Matt preaches on how God's promise to undo all the brokenness in the world became a person at Christmas.

"To Us a Child is Born" - Isaiah 9:1-7

Pastor Matt continues the Advent in Isaiah series, preaching on Christmas Eve on the hope we have through the Child who brings light, joy, wonder, and peace.

"The Lord on His Throne" - Isaiah 6

On the second week of Advent, Pastor Matt continues the Advent in Isaiah series by looking at what happens when we truly see the living God, in all his glory and grace, when the Lord becomes a reality in our lives.

"A Vision of the End" - Isaiah 2:1-5

On the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Matt begins the Advent with Isaiah series, preaching on the vision the Lord gave Isaiah of the end, and how it strengthens our lives in the present.

"God's Ironic Provision" - Genesis 20-21

Pastor Nathan Dicks (Campus Minister with RUF at Boston University) guest preaches on how the Lord provides often by way of the most unexpected means and timing.

"For the Sake of the Righteous One" - Genesis 18:16-33

Pastor Matt continues the Genesis series by looking at the astounding question at which Abraham arrives, "Could the righteousness of a very small number (even one) cover the unrighteousness of the many?", and the ultimate answer given through Jesus Christ.

"All Things New" - Genesis 17:1-18:15

Pastor Matt preaches on how we can trust the promise that God will make all things new, by considering his faithfulness to give to Abraham and Sarah new names, a new sign and community, and a new hope and reason to laugh.