Love Gives
A full sermon page with summary, key ideas, Scripture, manuscript space, and related teaching.
Sermons, shorter teachings, and notes centered on Scripture, spiritual formation, the local church, and becoming people who increasingly resemble Jesus.
A fuller teaching experience
A full sermon page with summary, key ideas, Scripture, manuscript space, and related teaching.
Messages from the local church · 2024–2026
Fear can become a way of seeing. This message explores how God reshapes identity and teaches us to see possibility where fear once defined the limits.
Easter is more than something we celebrate. Resurrection changes what is true about us now and invites us to live from new creation.
Waiting can feel like absence, but it can also become a place of formation. A reflection on disappointment, character, and trusting God in the delay.
When faith becomes heavy with pressure, performance, and proving, Jesus brings us back to the foundation: love God and love people.
Identity is not something we earn through performance. Paul invites us to live from the calling we have already received in Christ.
The walls we build to protect ourselves can become prisons. Christ tears down hostility and leads us toward reconciliation, grace, and shalom.
Paul prays for enlightened hearts: hope, identity, and the power of God becoming more than ideas we know and realities we learn to see.
Jacob’s wrestling match becomes an invitation to surrender the identities, fears, and control we cling to so tightly.
Abram’s response to God shows humility not as passivity, but as a willingness to trust, obey, and step into what God is doing.
Jairus meets Jesus in desperation and discovers that the presence of Jesus can bring hope where a situation feels beyond recovery.
Humility turns our attention away from self-importance and toward loving and serving God and others.
A reflection on the competing seeds of flesh and Spirit, and the kind of life that grows when we learn to walk in step with the Holy Spirit.
What happens when the unexpected interrupts the plans we carefully made?
A walk through Jesus’ model prayer and the life it forms in those who pray it.
The archive below includes the current speaker listing plus older public messages still available on New Wine’s site. Each title links to the original New Wine Church sermon page.
Shorter messages, devotions, and gatherings
A short communion reflection on receiving the table as remembrance, participation, and grace.
The newness of Jesus cannot simply be contained within old patterns of fear, control, and self-protection.
Ideas still being worked out
A developing reflection on software, efficiency, attention, and why the Church should ask not only what technology allows us to do, but what kind of people it is teaching us to become.
Notes on fear, scarcity, Mammon, and the movement from receiving God’s generosity to becoming a generous people.