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THE PERFECT MEDIATOR
Because we could never uphold God’s wonderful law, He has provided us His son, Jesus; the mediator of the new covenant who is our personal mediator before God.
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A BETTER TREASURE
As we return to our sermon series in Hebrews, we are reminded of the consistent argument throughout the book: Jesus is better. Listen to Pastor Kevin’s message, A BETTER TREASURE, as we explore the superiority of Jesus’ priesthood over the Levitical priesthood in Hebrews 7:11-28.
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BECAUSE
BECAUSE God has graciously given us a place with Him and within a family of fellow believers where we can belong, be known, and be loved, we should respond with a life that’s fixed and focused above all else on loving Jesus and what He loves. And isn’t that only reasonable when we view the…
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A PLACE FOR YOU
We all yearn to belong and know that we do. As we begin our annual revisit of who we are as Beloved Church, we start with seeing how the Lord’s Supper reminds us that, because of Jesus, we have a place. Listen to Pastor Kevin’s message, A PLACE FOR YOU.
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A COMMUNITY FOR YOU
Know that God knows you, so you can be known. Listen to Pastor Kevin’s message, A COMMUNITY FOR YOU.
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LISTEN AND LOOK
As we finish the Book of Esther, we are again struck with how obviously present God is despite His seeming silence. But can we feel the same about our lives today? Are you looking? Are you listening? When we are, we will be like the Jews as Esther’s story concludes– remembering, celebrating, and living differently.…
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THE KING’S HEART IN GOD’S HAND
Even when evil appears powerful and God seems silent, He is still at work preserving His people and advancing His promise. In Pastor Alex’s message, THE HEARTS OF KINGS IN THE HAND OF GOD.
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Costly Communion in a Culture of Consumption
As narcissism and the consumption of others become increasingly normalized Mordecai shows us what it means to live with courage, humility, and faith as exiles who know they belong to another kingdom.
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SERVANT OR SELF-SERVING
In Esther, we see two contrasting characters: Mordecai and Haman. One shows us the common way of man as self-serving. The other demonstrates servant leadership, pointing us ultimately toward Jesus, the ultimate servant leader. In the midst of all the tension of Esther’s opening, listen to Pastor Kevin’s message, SERVANT OR SELF-SERVING.
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QUEEN OF THE PAGEANT
What if it’s not actually that hard to completely miss the greatest reality, the greatest being, the Creator, Redeemer, Sustainer, and Most Glorious God? As we begin a summer series in Esther, Pastor Kevin takes us into the start of this story that reminds us that God’s silence is not His absence. Listen to QUEEN…
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