Series: Majesty in a MangerText: Philippians 3:12-14Date: Dec 28, 2025Speaker: Andrew GarciaBig Idea: Because Jesus is better, the goal of my life is to know him more.Youtube LinkSermon Notes Press On Andrew Garcia

Series: Majesty in a MangerText: Isaiah 52:1-6Date: Dec 14, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: Christmas invites us to awake from the spiritual sleepiness of our lives, even in the challenges and the ordinary!The call to awake.The cause of spiritual sleepiness.Awakening from Spiritual sleepiness.Youtube LinkSermon Notes A Call to Awake David Bartosik

Series: Majesty in a Manger. Righteousness for the UnrighteousText: Romans 2:17-24Date: Dec 7, 2025Speaker: Brian StafeilBig Idea: We have a huge privilege in having the word of God. Knowledge of God should lead to a change in our hearts, prompting an action to be a guide for others. If we have only knowledge, but not a changed heart, we become hypocrites.Youtube LinkSermon Notes Spiritual Privilege Brian Stafeil

Series: Majesty in a Manger. Righteousness for the UnrighteousText: Romans 2:11-16Date: Nov 30, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: Paul is attempting to deepen our understanding and experience of God’s gospel. God judges impartially. God is undeniably fair. His judgment of everyone.Youtube LinkSermon Notes Written on our Hearts David Bartosik

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the UnrighteousText: Romans 2:6-11Date: Nov 23, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: Paul makes it unmistakably clear to everyone, Jew and Gentile, are under sin and accountable to God. And in the end, there are only two outcomes: life forever with Him, or wrath forever without Him.Every one of us will stand before God in judgment - no one escapes itGod judges with perfect fairnessThose who treasure Jesus seek, desire, want, love, and crave the Glory of God in our livesYoutube LinkSermon Notes Fair is Fair David Bartosik

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the UnrighteousText: Romans 2:1-5Date: Nov 16, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: We often think we’re doing fine with God, maybe even pleasing Him, when in reality we’re provoking His wrath. Self righteousness doesn’t impress God; it offends Him.Our judgment of others exposes our guilt.God’s kindness is not His approval.Without repentance we store up wrath.Youtube LinkSermon Notes Storing Up the Wrong Thing David Bartosik

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the UnrighteousText: Romans 1:28-32Date: Nov 9, 2025Speaker: Tyler SchonrockBig Idea: When humanity suppresses the truth of God, sin fills the void producing limitless destruction.Released to wrong thinkingProduction of limitless destructionDestruction desires company and approvalYoutube LinkSermon Notes Limitless Absurdity Tyler Schonrock

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the UnrighteousTitle: The Absurd Exchange ContinuedText: Romans 1:24-27Date: Nov 2, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: When we reject the truth of God, He lets us live out the lie we’ve chosen, so we might see the absurdity of our exchange and our need for His grace, and Paul describes one of the countless ways that exchange gets expressed: homosexuality.The absurd exchange is not recognizing God for who He is.God allows us to chase what we think will make us happy.When we exchange what clearly opposes God’s created design for sexuality, it reveals a deeper dismissal of the Creator Himself.Youtube LinkSermon Notes The Absurd Exchange Continued David Bartosik

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the Unrighteous.Text: Romans 1:16-17Date: October 12, 2025Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: Paul gives us a glimpse of how salvation works. Salvation is the process through which the righteousness of God is being unveiled through faith.God demands RighteousnessThe Gospel Unveils God’s Rescue PlanLive by faithYoutube LinkSermon Notes God’s Righteousness Revealed David Bartosik

Series: Romans. Righteousness for the Unrighteous.Text: Romans 1:16-17Date: October 5Speaker: David BartosikBig Idea: Promoting the gospel is everything to Paul. This is the thesis of his letter. Paul is unashamed of the gospel because it is God’s unstoppable power to save. The more we grasp it, the less room there is for shame. Paul recognizes there is a growing community of faith in the most influential city.Though tempted to be ashamed, a growing appreciation of the Gospel removes shame.God’s power, not human effort, rescues us from sin and death.Salvation flows from God’s covenant promise - first to the Jew, then the Gentiles, and continues to stretch across history to us today.Youtube LinkSermon Notes An Unashamed Life David Bartosik