How The King Saves (Mark 5:21-43)

Are you frustrated that God doesn't seem to be listening or responding to your requests very quickly? Check out the latest sermon from All Souls that deals with how the King Saves. [Ryan Sutherland]

Marriage: Adam, Where Are You? (Ephesians 5:15-33)

Check out this sermon by elder, Ric Hauer, about the importance of male leadership in families. [Ric Hauer]

The Queen Mother of All Sins (Mark 3:22-30)

Jesus says that there's a sin that once committed can never be forgiven. What is this sin and how do we steer clear? [Ryan Sutherland]

The King's Healing (Mark 1:45-2:12)

Once again King Jesus challenges us by pointing out that no matter what we're facing in life, our biggest need is forgiveness from sin. This is our third sermon in our series on the book of Mark: "Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up?" [Ryan Sutherland]

The King's Authority (Mark 1:14-28)

When it comes down to it, Jesus speaks with authority - something we find difficult in our culture. But his authority and his ability to meet our deepest needs goes hand-in-hand. The real Jesus is an authoritative king. [Ryan Sutherland]

The Wilderness King (Mark 1:1-13)

The first of the fall sermon series on the book of Mark. Mark begins his story about Jesus in the wilderness, because the wilderness is where the story of Jesus begins in us..[Ryan Sutherland]

The Importance of Covenant Renewal (Matthew 22:34-40)

This week we wrap up our summer series on Covenantal Living by looking at Jesus' summary of the entire Bible in order to answer the question, "how do we deal with failure in our covenant relationships?" [Ryan Sutherland]

The Covenant Grass Is Always Greener (1 Cor 7)

We continue our series on covenant relationships by discussing one of the most difficult passages in the whole New Testament. In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul has some very difficult words about singleness and marriage. [Ryan Sutherland]

The Importance of Covenant Relationships (Deuteronomy 29:10-15 & Matthew 5:33-35)

This week we turn the corner from discussing the Biblical Covenants TO why they matter for our lives. We ask the question, "what's the point?" Over the next 5 sermons we'll be answering this question as we look at marriage, parenting, and friendship.

We kick things off this week with the difference between covenant relationships and consumer relationships. [Ryan Sutherland]

The New Covenant (Galatians 3:15-18)

If the Biblical Covenants are like the layers of a cake, then Jesus & the New Covenant are like the knife and fork that give you access to all of this cake's yummy blessings! [Nate Xanders]

God's Covenant with David (2 Samuel 7:1-17)

God's covenant with David contained numerous promises. How do we make sense of the Davidic covenant in light of Jesus? This is the fifth sermon in this series. [Nate Xanders]

God's Covenant with Moses (Deuteronomy 5:1-21)

The most well-known covenant in Scripture is the fourth of our series - it's the covenant God made with Moses and Israel at Mount Sinai where he gave them the Ten Commandments. [Nate Xanders]

God's Covenant with Abraham (Genesis 12-17)

We continue our summer series on the biblical covenants with the third covenant (made with Abraham) as God addresses the issue of human identity. [Ryan Sutherland]

God's Covenant with Noah (Genesis 9:1-17)

This week we look at the biblical covenant with Noah. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, we were unable to get an audio recording. [Ryan Sutherland]

God's Covenant with Adam (1 Corinthians 15:21-26)

Summer Pastoral Intern, Nate Xanders, kicks off our summer series: the Biblical Covenants, by looking at how God addresses the universal human problem of death through God's covenant with Adam. [Nate Xanders]

The Kingdom of Darkness (Matthew 27:45-56)

Pastor and friend from Billings, Byron Longenecker, fills in for Ryan and shares with us the dark side of God's Kingdom. [Byron Longenecker]

The Discipline of the Lord (Hebrews 12:3-11)

One of the most difficult things in our culture today is the issue of discipline. We always see it as punitive and so we struggle to receive it as much as we struggle to practice it. And yet, the Scriptures (while not necessarily promoting a certain method of discipline) are unashamedly "pro-discipline." It's one of the primary ways God teaches us to "live by faith." [Ryan Sutherland]

 Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, this sermon was not recorded. Sorry for the inconvenience.

The Whole Truth About Faith (Hebrews 11:32-12:2)

Christian's have often been notorious for only "offering" the positives of faith to potential converts. However, in this passage, we see the whole truth about Christian faith - there are successes as well as defeats in store for those who walk by faith. [Ryan Sutherland]

Faith in Action (Hebrews 11:23-29)

"Faith without works is dead" writes the Apostle James in his letter. Faith, according to the Bible is always accompanied by action. Hebrews uses Moses as the quintessential example of faith in action. [Ryan Sutherland]

Faith and the Future (Hebrews 11:7-18)

"Faith is the assurance of things hoped for..." that's how Hebrews 11 begins - indicating there's a future element to this whole faith thing. What's that all about and how does our view of the future effect how we live in the present? [Ryan Sutherland]