Preaching Calendar

Often, followers of Jesus have plans for family, finances, and their future, yet many neglect to form a spiritual plan to grow closer to Jesus. We must be intentional in order to hear from God, grow in faith, and form good habits that lead to a meaningful life. In this 3-week partnership series with pastor Noah Herrin, we draw from his book “Holy Habits” and dive into creating habits that will lead to a meaningful life with Jesus.

This January series is built intentionally for the conversations that happen around the new year. People commit to resolutions, wanting to make changes and forget some pain from the previous year. This four-week series will establish “new rules for a new season” as we focus on the Israelites’ journey out of the wilderness and into the Promised Land and, ultimately, Jesus’ new covenant with us as believers.

Thanksgiving is a season of unity, community, and fellowship. We center around the table — the place where we gather to enjoy each other. The concept of “the table” extends past a physical table to the church. We come to God’s table as a community of believers, bringing our authentic selves to receive all that God has for us. This four-week series explores the things we can bring to the table and what God has in store for us when we do!

We’ve all lived different eras of life — some good, some bad. Over time, we look back on our eras and see God’s faithfulness, even in our brokenness. In this four-week series, we look at each generation of the matriarchs of Israel in the book of Genesis, and examine how God was at work in their lives and how He similarly works in ours.

Focus is an essential element of success. Our spiritual lives thrive when we are focused on the right things. When our focus is pointed in the wrong direction, we can quickly find ourselves in a negative situation. This four-week series is an exegetical journey through the first half of Colossians 3 on how we can fix our focus on the things of God, not on things of the earth.

In this series, we look at the story of Nehemiah and the broken walls of Jerusalem. We all have broken walls due to sin in our lives. God’s plan is for us to experience restoration as He finishes what He began in us. Regardless of how people come against us — God is in the process of rebuilding us from brokenness into fullness of life.

The Halloween season is filled with spooky themes of curses. Not all curses, however, are fictional — there are real spiritual forces at work in our world. This four-week series takes a look at very real biblical curses in our world, and conversely,the blessings Jesus offers us to redeem these curses!

One of the most relevant yet uncomfortable conversations that your students are having is around sex and sexuality. Sometimes these topics become so taboo that the church doesn’t speak about them. Scripture, however, has a lot to say about sexuality. In this four-week series, we’ll address the topic of sexuality that your students are facing in their culture.

In a modern world, relationships and boundaries look increasingly blurry. Culture sells a modern love for everyone to belong to. The question is: what does the Bible have to say about it? In this four-week series, we’ll focus on what Scripture has to show us about being the right person and finding the right person.