What if the resurrection of Jesus didn't happen? According to Paul, we are most to be pitied. but what if the resurrection is a critical link in a cosmic story that brings new life to all of creation? 1 Corinthians 15:12-34
Speaker Jamie Lawson
Sermons
One of our core values is Transformational Teaching. Our primary approach is to teach verse by verse through sections of Scripture, with a handful of short, thematic series throughout the year. You can view several of our sermon series from the links below.
Current Sermon Series:
In the book of 1 Corinthians, Paul challenges and encourages the church in Corinth to understand the unique wisdom and power of the gospel of the cross, so they can embody it in the life of their community. How do we, then, learn to embody the gospel of the cross in our community?
You can watch the livestream at 9:00am and 10:45am on Sunday mornings by following this link.
This Sunday’s Scripture passage: Matthew 11:25-30
Recent Sermons:
Is the gospel sufficient when the world looks and feels so much the same this side of Easter? What did Christ’s death and resurrection actually accomplish, and why does our hope rest on that even, when so much around us appears unchanged? From 1 Corinthians 15:1-11.
...
How should a Christian's love direct, restrain, and order our use of spiritual gifts when the church gathers together? 1 Corinthians 14
From Nathan Nymeyer.
Love and ministry can be separate compartments in our minds when Paul describes them as interwoven and overlapping. Have we put such an emphasis on the details of ministry gifts that we’ve lost the bigger picture and command to love? From 1 Corinthians 13.
Speaker B...
Watch Previous Sermon Series:
The series that are displayed are organized from most recent to least recent. You can find the individual sermons from each series by clicking the “watch series” button.
How do I praise God in every circumstance. Several of the Psalms answer this question with honesty and vulnerability. During the summer we will trace this question through the Psalms of Ascent (Psalm 120-134), and the final movement in the collection of Psalms.
The good news of Jesus isn’t just theory and theology. His good news directly intersects with everyday challenges. This series unpacks how the gospel changes our approach to ambition, anxiety, and authority.
This five-week series on evangelism and outreach. What do these two words mean and not mean? How does God want us to interact with our neighbors? What is “good news” and how do we bring it? This series mixes practical help and biblical understanding for this critical piece of who God calls His people to be.
Has your life ever felt like an instrument that’s out of tune? Something’s…off. Constantly striving to resolve the discord on your own has only led to broken promises and exhaustion. You need to know there’s hope: a hope that doesn’t ignore the out of tune parts but meets you right in the middle of them.
Drawing from the Scripture within our Church Family Covenant, we’ll see how the family of God imitates God. Living out this family resemblance brings glory to Jesus and makes us distinct.
Our Advent 2025 sermon series focuses on what makes Jesus’ incarnation unique, from Hebrews 1-2.
What do we mean when we say the word “gospel?” This evangelism-based series walks through a basic understanding of the good news found only in Jesus.
In the middle section of Luke, Jesus teaches about his kingdom in the form of parables. This series walks through that teaching.
“Spiritually nourished kids” is a core value of Glenwood. This series walks through the basis for that value and what it means for the church family.
This series traces the foundation of grace through the first 11 chapters of Deuteronomy.
“Transformational teaching” is a core value of Glenwood. This series walks through the basis for that value and what it means for how we approach biblical instruction.