Speaker: Jordan Cavanaugh

The sermon shows Jesus as the servant-king: John builds his divinity and kingship, then Jesus flips power by washing dirty disciples’ feet; his true authority is humble service, fulfilled in… read more

The sermon presents baptism as a Christ-centered public act that shapes identity, community, and discipleship; it calls believers to confess Jesus, be baptized as a burial-and-resurrection picture of new life,… read more

Jesus died on the cross to take away our deepest sickness—sin—and rose three days later to prove the victory over death. He didn’t come down to prove himself with signs;… read more

The sermon emphasizes Jesus as Lord over our digital lives, warning that unregulated technology can deceive, distract, and harm families and faith. God calls believers to revere Christ, engage online… read more

The sermon emphasizes Jesus as “the way, the truth, and the life,” offering eternal security and ultimate truth amidst technological advancements. God calls believers to trust in Jesus, diligently seek… read more

This sermon teaches that our attention is a valuable, often-exploited resource that we must wisely steward towards God and His eternal mission. We are called to cultivate Spirit-empowered self-control by… read more

This sermon examines how individuals respond to Jesus’s divine kingship, urging listeners to actively enthrone Him in their lives. We are called to reject self-rule and indifference, instead responding with… read more

The sermon teaches that Jesus is the “Everlasting Father,” whose unchanging character, compassion, and loving discipline (training and instruction) guide us. We are called to embrace Him and invite Him… read more

The sermon explains why the book of Acts concludes abruptly, revealing that the gospel’s unhindered spread to the “ends of the earth,” with Jesus as its central figure, is an… read more