Beyond Sunday Morning.

"Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says... [W]hoever looks intently into the perfect law that gives freedom, and continues in it—not forgetting what they have heard, but doing it—they will be blessed in what they do." James 1:22, 25

Weekly Sermon Resources

For Study + Discussion

Sermon Recap | March 29th, 2026
April 1st, 2026
As we approach Easter, we find ourselves in one of the most significant weeks in Christian history - Holy Week. This journey begins with Palm Sunday, a day of celebration and triumph, but it leads to something far deeper than surface-level festivities. It calls us to examine our level of commitment to Christ and challenges us to move beyond mere involvement to true dedication. The phrase "set like...
Discussion Guide | March 29th, 2026
March 30th, 2026
Pastor Bill delivers a Palm Sunday message titled 'Set Like Flint,' drawing from Isaiah 50:7 and Jesus' resolute determination to go to Jerusalem for the crucifixion. He contrasts being merely 'involved' versus being truly 'committed' to Christ, using illustrations like Pokemon hunters and kamikaze pilots to emphasize the difference. The sermon explores the week of contrasts from Palm Sunday's cel...
Sermon Recap | March 22nd, 2026
March 25th, 2026
Water appears over 1,500 times in the Bible as imagery and symbolism, making it one of the most significant metaphors for understanding God's presence and provision in our lives. From creation to baptism, from desert springs to flowing rivers, water reveals profound truths about our relationship with God and our spiritual journey. Our bodies are 60% water, with our hearts and brains being 73% wate...
Discussion Guide | March 22nd, 2026
March 23rd, 2026
This sermon by Pastor Lisa Shuler explores the extensive biblical symbolism of water as it relates to God's presence and spiritual life. The speaker examines how water appears over 1,500 times in Scripture, beginning with creation where God's Spirit hovered over the waters. Pastor Lisa connects the physical reality that our bodies are 60% water to the spiritual truth that we need God's presence li...
Sermon Recap | March 15th, 2026
March 18th, 2026
In a world where names often lose their meaning, it's easy to forget the profound significance behind what we call someone. Yet when it comes to God, His names aren't just titles—they reveal His character, His promises, and His personal relationship with each of us. Dale Carnegie once said that the sweetest sound to anyone is hearing their own name. There's something deeply personal and powerful a...