Irrational Hope, a four-session sermon series, will help your students about the experience of exile and how it echoes much of our spiritual experience. It will then give them inspiration and tools for holding hope in the midst of seasons of exile.

A Song of Hope: Discovering Our Hope in Christ Through the Story of His Birth is a four-session sermon series focused on exploring the hope we find in Christ through the story of His birth. This series will reflect on the significance of Jesus’ arrival, tying it back to Old Testament prophecies, events surrounding Jesus’ arrival, and the promise of hope His birth brings the world today.   

Gifts Of Christmas is a four-session series that will help your students understand the gifts God gives us through the incarnation of Christ that we celebrate at Christmas: hope, peace, joy, and love.

Behold the Savior is a four-session sermon series that will put your students behind the experiences of those who had real, personal, and faith-deepening interactions with Jesus in the Christmas Story. This series will encourage their anticipation, beholding, wonder, and awe of the Savior.

Good News, Great Joy, All People is a five-session sermon series that will challenge your students’ perspectives of what Christmas is all about. By slowing down and studying in depth the angel’s message to the shepherds, your students will come to learn that Christmas is more than a one-night event. It’s the long-awaited fulfillment of God’s promise to His people. Your students will be encouraged to see the arrival of Jesus as the only thing that brings freedom from fear, great joy, and good news to all people. 

Overcoming Elephants in the Room is a series all about how to address some of the biggest issues facing your students. These are issues that we may be unwilling to address because it’s awkward, uncomfortable, or it feels unnecessary. It’s like having an elephant in the room, everyone knows it’s there, but nobody wants to talk about it- it’s weird but it’s daunting, it’s uncomfortable but it’s unavoidable. The best thing to do when there’s an elephant in the room is to call it out, in this series, we’ll do just that!

Good Enough is a four-session sermon series, explores what it means to be good enough for God to use us. Here's the truth: none of us are good enough on our own. Yet, God chooses each of us for a glorious purpose within His plans, and only He can help us fulfill it. Join us as we discover how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness and how He can use anyone for His purposes.

Selah is a four-session sermon series studying different types of Psalms: Lament, Praise, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance. Each session explores the authors, their challenges, emotions, and how God met them in their chaos. The prayers of those who have gone before us are significant and encouraging for us today.

Extraordinary Life, a four-session sermon series on Elijah, will help your students see their own story echoed in one of the most human stories in the Bible. Through Elijah’s story, and all of its ups and downs, your students are going to learn what an authentic life of faith and passion looks like. .

The ironic call of God is that to ultimately find our life, we must lose it first. Not only does this sound a little wild, but it begs the question “How do we die to ourselves” or “walk the plank”, practically? In this series, we’ll explore real-life, examples of men and women throughout the pages of Scripture who “Died to Themselves” and explore their “Death Moment” which will give us clues into what areas in our own lives we need to lay down at the feet of Jesus.

The opening chapter of Colossians lays the foundation for our lives as followers of Jesus. It shows us how to determine where we are, where we came from, and where we are going in our walk with Jesus. In Walk This Way, we will walk step by step through the opening chapter of Paul's letter to the Colossians. 

He Is, is a four-week series that looks at the story of the burning bush and what God says about Himself while revealing Himself to Moses. Oftentimes we make up characteristics about God or have no clue who God really is. Our belief is formed by the culture around us and how we grew up. The goal of this series is to take this story and focus on how God reveals Himself so students can have a better idea of who God is.

Good Vibes Only, a four-session sermon series, will help your students realize the goodness of God all around them and in their own lives. God is all-good, all-powerful, all-loving– all the time. He shows His goodness, power, and love in our lives as He leads us and meets our needs, just like a good shepherd. Even in hard times or when we aren’t seeing His goodness, He is there and He is working. There is no limit to God’s goodness- we’ll discover that through this series, Good Vibes Only. 

The Whole Story is a four-session sermon series that will challenge and equip your students to understand that unlike the story of separation that the world has told them is true about themselves, Jesus is telling a different story. Jesus’ story is one of wholeness, where all are loved no matter who they are or what they have done. Jesus’ story of wholeness will satisfy and transform those who believe it. And this same Jesus is inviting each and every one of your students to begin to allow His story of wholeness to take root in their own hearts so that they can then begin to love the world as Jesus did.

Growing is a four-session sermon series that will challenge your students to start seeing spiritual growth, prayer, Scripture memory, and serving not as some oppressive Christian obligation but instead as their response to a love relationship with Jesus. In this series, we will lay out the purpose and reasons for spiritual growth and focus on three disciplines that will help your students grab hold of, digest, and make them a habit in their lives.

Table Talk is a four-session sermon series that will focus on four conversations Jesus had while sharing meals with His disciples and others. This series will challenge your students to evaluate their heart posture toward things like repentance, love, busyness, and pride and consider how their lives can reflect the heart of Jesus at the table.

With All You Are is a four-session sermon series that will help your students understand that because God has given Himself to us, we are called to love Him with all we are. Your students will realize that when they give all of themselves to loving God, they become who they were made to be.

Finish Strong is a four-session sermon series that will challenge your students to evaluate how they’re running their race of faith and equip them to run so that they may obtain the prize that awaits them. Your students will be encouraged to know that perseverance isn’t all up to them but rests on the power of God within them.

Now To Him is a four-session sermon series that will help your students realize that we aren’t walking through life alone. We have a powerful, capable, loving God who has a plan for our lives, keeps us, and strengthens us for His glory and our good.

What Will You Say? is a four-session sermon series that will invite your students into a deeper conversation about and belief in four core tenets of their faith. By establishing a Scriptural and rational foundation for these doctrinal topics, your students will be challenged to deepen and be equipped to guard their faith as they live in an increasingly antagonistic world.

Euphoric is a four-session sermon series that will not only teach your students about joy but also how to choose joy in their everyday lives. By walking through the book of Philippians, your students will learn from Paul that Christ provides them an unconditional joy, but that they have to make the choice to accept it and live in it. They will discover how to see, be, chase, and choose this joy offered to them through Jesus.

Little Sins is a four-session sermon series that will confront your students’ misbelief that there are such things as “little” sins. By discussing four sins they are sometimes tempted to see as less severe than others, Little Sins will challenge your students to see all sins as equally destructive and urge them to love God and their neighbor more sincerely.