The Prophets

1. 

   The Book of Isaiah

   This six-week series shows God’s holy and perfect presence redeeming sinful and broken people. God’s people have rebelled and forgotten the great work of the One who saved and rescued them. Through a series of prophecies, God warns his children of the consequences of their disobedience, while ensuring them future hope and comfort through the coming Messiah.

   6 Weeks
2. 

   The Called: Life Lessons from Elijah

   This 5-week series guide looks at the life of Elijah as a model for Christian living. Elijah had a special call on his life as a prophet, and his life is filled with incredible stories of faith and passion. If we practice humble obedience the way Elijah did, we can be like him: we can fulfill our unique purpose for God’s glory and find significance for our lives

   5 Weeks
3. 

   Boundless: The Book of Hosea

   The story of the prophet Hosea is an incredible illustration of God’s relationship with His people. The four major themes of the Old Testament book of Hosea reveal that God’s relentless love is truly boundless. His sovereignty is boundless. His compassion is boundless. His promises are not bound by the actions of His people. And the means by which He will go to to bring His people back to Him are not boundless.

   4 Weeks
4. 

   New: The Book of Zechariah

   By focusing on the themes of grace and forgiveness, “New” explores God’s characteristic faithfulness to both redeem and purify His people, and offer us a new beginning. No matter how far we have strayed from God, He offers us a chance to begin again. By taking an in-depth look at the Old Testament book of Zechariah, this 6-week series will both encourage your people, as well as detail the importance of repentance and faithfulness. We serve a God who makes all things new!

   6 Weeks
5. 

   Amos: Let Justice Roll

   This six-week series walks through the book of Amos, focusing on how our spiritual walk with God affects our pursuit of righteous justice. Compare to Back to the Start (adult) and Rewind (children).

   6 Weeks
6. 

   Back to the Start (The Book of Amos)

   This four-week series walks through the book of Amos, focusing on how our spiritual walk with God affects our pursuit of righteous justice. How can we return to the basics of Christian devotion? How can we get back to the root of the faith? ‘Back to the Start’ charts a path, taking believers to the heart of God’s love for us and others. Compare to Amos (adult) and Rewind (children).

   4 Weeks
7. 

   Prophet: The Book of Jeremiah

   How can we remain faithful to God even when many of the people around us are not? What are ways we can share the gospel even when we face opposition? This five-week series explores the life and ministry of the prophet Jeremiah. Jeremiah’s ministry was characterized by opposition, suffering, and a message that his people did not want to hear. What can we learn from his faithful journey and the message that God gave his rebellious people? This series will look to the different ways that Jeremiah’s life displays the necessity of both deep faith and engagement with a world that needs it.

   5 Weeks
8. 

   The Runaway: The Book of Jonah

   This four-week sermon series shows God’s great love and relentless pursuit of sinful people. From renegade cities to rebellious prophets, nobody is beyond God’s reach.

   4 Weeks
9. 

   Isaiah

   This six-week series shows God’s holy and perfect presence redeeming sinful and broken people. God’s people have rebelled and forgotten the great work of the One who saved and rescued them. Through a series of prophecies, God warns his children of the consequences of their disobedience, while ensuring them future hope and comfort through the coming Messiah.

   6 Weeks
10. 

    The Book of Amos: Let Justice Roll

    This six-week series walks through the book of Amos, focusing on how our spiritual walk with God affects our pursuit of righteous justice.

    6 Weeks
11. 

    The Book of Daniel: Unshakeable Faith

    This eight-week sermon series explores the key themes in Daniel: the sovereignty of God, the importance of faithfulness in the world, and God’s redemptive plan for his people. By focusing primarily on the life of Daniel, we gain a powerful picture of a faithful person and his challenges living in a hostile culture.

    8 Weeks
12. 

    The Book of Ezekiel: New Heart, New Spirit

    God desires to change our hearts for his glory. Ezekiel 36:26 says, “I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.” For the lost, this change is repentance and a new heart; and for the believer, an encouraged heart to continue even when serving God is not easy. This six-week series tells the story of Ezekiel’s ministry, examining how this book is relevant to believers today. For those of us who have grown complacent or cold in our walk with God, “A New Heart” outlines how God desires to bring us closer to him.

    6 Weeks
13. 

    The Book of Jeremiah: A Hope And A Future

    How can we remain faithful to God even when many of the people around us are not? What are ways we can share the gospel, even when we face opposition? This five-week series explores the life and ministry of the prophet Jeremiah. Jeremiah’s ministry was characterized by opposition, suffering, and a message that his people did not want to hear. What can we learn from his faithful journey and the message that God gave his rebellious people? This series will look to the different ways that Jeremiah’s life displays the necessity of both deep faith and engagement with a world that needs it.

    5 Weeks
14. 

    The Book of Isaiah: Freedom For All

    This six-week series shows God’s holy and perfect presence redeeming sinful and broken people. God’s people have rebelled and forgotten the great work of the One who saved and rescued them. Through a series of prophecies, God warns his children of the consequences of their disobedience, while ensuring them future hope and comfort through the coming Messiah.

    6 Weeks
15. 

    The Book of Lamentations: Grace In Grief

    Grace In Grief is a 5-week in-depth series over the book of Lamentations. Using Jeremiah’s account of Jerusalem’s downfall as a template for sin and suffering, this teaching explores the range of human responses to pain, difficulty, and correction. By observing God’s judgment of Judah, Lamentations explores the character of God, and His patient love for us. Each week looks at a different attribute of God: 1) Holiness; 2) Mercy; 3) Goodness; 4) Patience; 5) Grace.

    5 Weeks
16. 

    The Book of Joel: The Day of the Lord

    This four-week series covers the hope and mercy found in the book of Joel and in his prophecies. This book highlights issues of repentance, judgment, and restoration of people who find a merciful God in the midst of their chaos. We should read the book of Joel knowing that the Lord may discipline us but will always forgive those who repent with genuine hearts.

    4 Weeks
17. 

    The Book of Haggai: Renew The Vision

    This three-week series explores the theme of true worship in the book of Haggai. By calling the Hebrew people to rebuild the temple, God led them in a renewal of the heart. In the same way, God calls us to consider our own actions and how they impact our worship, so He can lead us to a renewal of our hearts. While a lesser studied book of the Bible, the book of Haggai offers a look into how true worship can transform our hearts today.

    3 Weeks
18. 

    Just Love: The Book of Nahum

    This four-week series highlights the Lord’s justice, mercy, and patience in the midst of dark times found in the book of Nahum. The congregation will see and be reminded of God’s constant activity and work, even when the world around us is falling apart. Israel serves as a reminder that God will always keep his promises, while Assyria serves as an example of how God despises sin. In Nahum, we see that mercy and justice do not conflict; our God has a just love for humanity.

    4 Weeks
19. 

    The Book of Obadiah: Over All Nations

    This one-week series, based on the book of Obadiah, will alert believers to the downfall that is imminent if we live a life of pride. This book also brings hope to believers that someday all things that are wrong will be made right.

    1 Weeks
20. 

    The Book of Jonah: Compassionate Forgiveness

    This four-week sermon series shows God’s great love and relentless pursuit of sinful people. From renegade cities to rebellious prophets, nobody is beyond God’s reach.

    4 Weeks
21. 

    Hope Remains: The Book of Zephaniah

    God is faithful to all his promises—for better or worse. Judah had been unfaithful to her covenant with God, and Zephaniah was a prophet used to warn Judah of a coming judgment. The judgment would be fatal unless Judah repented and turned to the Lord. Beyond the immediate historical context, the promise to the nation provides a picture of God’s character that can be seen time and again in the Scriptures.

    3 Weeks
22. 

    In The Fire: The Book of Daniel

    This eight-week sermon series explores the key themes in Daniel: the sovereignty of God, the importance of faithfulness in the world, and God’s redemptive plan for his people. By focusing primarily on the life of Daniel, we gain a powerful picture of a faithful person and his challenges living in a hostile culture.

    8 Weeks
23. 

    Ezekiel: A New Heart

    This six-week Ezekiel sermon series tells the story of Ezekiel’s ministry, and God’s desire to give each of us a new heart. God desires to change our hearts for his glory. Ezekiel 36:26 says, “I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.” For the lost, this change is repentance and a new heart; and for the believer, an encouraged heart to continue even when serving God is not easy. This sermon series on Ezekiel examines how the book of Ezekiel is relevant to believers today. For those of us who have grown complacent or cold in our walk with God, “Ezekiel: A New Heart” outlines how God desires to bring us closer to him.

    6 Weeks
24. 

    The Book of Lamentations

    This five-week series directs us to hope in the face of extraordinary adversity. In the book of Lamentations, we find the admission of sin, the need for repentance, the value of lament, and the reality of hope, all resting on the foundation of faith in the righteousness of God. Through in-depth study and reflection from a Christian perspective, we unearth gems of trust and hope from the rubble of wholesale tragedy.

    5 Weeks
25. 

    Future Hope

    This six-week series shows God’s holy and perfect presence redeeming sinful and broken people. God’s people have rebelled and forgotten the great work of the One who saved and rescued them. Through a series of prophecies, God warns his children of the consequences of their disobedience, while ensuring them future hope and comfort through the coming Messiah.

    6 Weeks
26. 

    Grace In Grief: The Book of Lamentations

    This five-week series directs us to hope in the face of extraordinary adversity. In the book of Lamentations, we find the admission of sin, the need for repentance, the value of lament, and the reality of hope, all resting on the foundation of faith in the righteousness of God. Through in-depth study and reflection from a Christian perspective, we unearth gems of trust and hope from the rubble of wholesale tragedy.

    5 Weeks
27. 

    Zechariah

    By focusing on the themes of grace and forgiveness, this series explores God’s characteristic faithfulness to both redeem and purify His people, and offer us a new beginning. No matter how far we have strayed from God, He offers us a chance to begin again. By taking an in-depth look at the Old Testament book of Zechariah, this 6-week series will both encourage your people, as well as detail the importance of repentance and faithfulness. We serve a God who makes all things new!

    6 Weeks
28. 

    Jeremiah: Faith During Opposition

    How can we remain faithful to God even when many of the people around us are not? What are ways we can share the gospel, even when we face opposition? This five-week series explores the life and ministry of the prophet Jeremiah. Jeremiah’s ministry was characterized by opposition, suffering, and a message that his people did not want to hear. What can we learn from his faithful journey and the message that God gave his rebellious people? This series will look to the different ways that Jeremiah’s life displays the necessity of both deep faith and engagement with a world that needs it.

    5 Weeks