The Rich Fool

July 26, 2026
He who dies with the most toys wins... or does he? Jesus tells a parable about a rich man who did everything right by the world's standards and everything wrong by heaven's. In this message from Luke 12:13-21, we walk verse by verse through the parable of the Rich Fool and ask the question underneath it: what are you really living for? Our lives were never meant to be measured by what we own. This sermon looks at how Christ alone satisfies what no barn, bank account, or possession ever can.
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Passage: Luke 12:13-21

The Laborers in the Vineyard

July 19, 2026
Why does it feel unfair when someone gets grace they didn't work for? In this sermon, we walk through Jesus' parable of the laborers in the vineyard and uncover the real source of the workers' grumbling. It isn't injustice. It's grace shown to someone else. Matthew 20 tells the story of a landowner who hires workers throughout the day, then pays the eleventh hour workers the exact same wage as the ones who labored since sunrise.
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Passage: Matthew 20:1-16

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector

July 12, 2026
In this message from Luke 18:9-14, we walk through the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector to see why respectability is not the same thing as reconciliation with God, why self-righteousness produces contempt instead of humility, and what it actually means to be justified before a holy God.
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Passage: Luke 18:9-14

How then, Lord?

July 5, 2026
How is anyone supposed to call on a Savior they've never heard of? No one believes without hearing. No one hears without a preacher. No one preaches without being sent. In this sermon, we walk through Paul's logic step by step and ask a question that presses on every believer: how then, Lord? If salvation is available to everyone who calls, and calling depends on hearing, and hearing depends on someone going — where does that leave you? This message is a call to stop waiting for the gospel to spread on its own and start being purposeful about proclaiming it — in your home, your neighborhood, and your daily life.
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Passage: Romans 10:11-17

The Prodigal Son

June 21, 2026
In this sermon from Luke 15:11-32, we walk through one of the most famous stories Jesus ever told and discover it's not really about a wayward son who wasted his inheritance. It's about a father whose love is running toward us before we ever make it home. Whether you've spent your life in the far country chasing things that left you empty, or you've spent your life in the house keeping score and missing the party, this parable has a word for you: the Father is calling, and the door is open.
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Passage: Luke 15:11-32