Sunday, June 28
What Is God Up to Here?, Matthew 10: 40-42
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching
When Jesus promises rewards to those who welcome and receive Him, he is painting a picture of high-risk, spiritual warzone. Those who stand in the front lines in this spiritual warfare against Satan and his minions as well as those who encourage and support their mission demonstrate personal investment in the mission of Christ and His Church. In addition to providing prayer, food, clothing, shelter, and money, they are taking necessary the risks for the world to become a better place. This sermon will challenge, encourage, and strengthen you in the Christian life of faith.

Sunday, July 5
What Is God Up To, Here?
Matthew 11:16–19, 25–30
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching
When life feels confusing or God's work seems difficult to recognize, Jesus invites us to look with new eyes and trust with open hearts. Rather than striving to carry every burden alone, we are reminded that Christ offers rest, hope, and the assurance that God is always at work, even when we cannot yet see the whole picture.

Sunday, July 12
Moriah and the Cross
Genesis 22
Gabe Ervin, Pastoral Care Intern preaching
This sermon explores the binding of Isaac in Genesis 22, wrestling with one of Scripture's most challenging stories and what it reveals about the nature of God. As we consider how Mount Moriah points us toward the Cross, we are reminded that the God who calls us is also the God who provides, even in our deepest moments of uncertainty and struggle.

Sunday, July 19
Joyful Anticipation
Romans 8:12–25
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching
Paul reminds us that God's work in us is not yet complete, and that creation itself longs for the hope of redemption. Even amid suffering and uncertainty, we are invited to live with joyful anticipation, trusting that the glory God has promised far outweighs the challenges of the present.

Sunday, July 26
Angela Montgomery, Ministerial Intern preaching
Sermon information to come.