Recent Sermons

In addition to sermon audio and video files, many of our sermons have other resources available like extended summaries and study guides. Our archive dates back to 1992 and all resources are free to download and distribute. Most sermons are by our Senior Pastor, Greg Boyd.

Let Freedom Ring

Sunday January 14, 1996 • Greg Boyd

Historically, the Bible has been used to support slavery; especially by people claiming to be Christians. How are we to understand passages which seem to suggest this? In Christ, we are all united. The many races of the world are to be reconciled to each other because we are all reconciled to God in Christ.

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Parenthood and Slavery

Sunday January 7, 1996 • Greg Boyd

When people in authority use the Bible to strengthen their power, they misunderstand what it means to imitate Christ. Christ never used power to intimidate.

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Bragging on God

Sunday December 31, 1995 • Greg Boyd

It is important to reflect on the faithfulness of God and give thanks. Be blessed by the testimonies given here.

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Consummation of the Marriage: the Christmas Story

Sunday December 24, 1995 • Greg Boyd

God took on what was rightfully ours (sin, pain, death) so that we could take on what is God’s (holiness, mercy, and love). THIS is the meaning of Christmas.

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The Beauty of the Bride

Sunday December 17, 1995 • Greg Boyd

If we want to be changed dramatically by our relationship with God, we must begin to see ourselves the way that God sees us. In Christ, we are holy, beautiful and spotless!

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The Glorious Bride

Sunday December 10, 1995 • Greg Boyd

The value that you place on something is directly proportionate to how much you are willing to sacrifice for it. Christ shows how much he values his bride, the Church, by how much he was willing to give for it.

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Godly Leadership, Godly Submission

Sunday December 3, 1995 • Greg Boyd

A central theme of the Gospel insists that, in the Church, there are to be NO claims to preference or power on the basis of race, gender, class or any other arbitrary distinctions.

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Songs, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs

Sunday November 26, 1995 • Greg Boyd

It is very difficult to feel truly “thankful” in a capitalist economy. We are conditioned to NEVER be satisfied with what we have. We need to come against this lie.

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