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As we jump back into our Gospel of John series, we unpack the teaching ministry of the Holy Spirit in John 16. In this passage, we see clearly that the Holy Spirit “helps” by convicting unbelievers and convincing believers of the truth. Jesus tells His disciples that the Spirit will convict the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment. At the same time, the Holy Spirit guides believers into truth—shaping our theology, eschatology, and Christology. Because of the Helper, the Spirit of tr

As we conclude our vision-casting series, we turn our attention to Pluslife’s mission to reflect Christ’s love. To do this, we look to the apostle Peter’s first epistle and his call for believers to love earnestly. From this passage, we are encouraged to strive for unity; setting aside sin and strife in order to love one another well. We are also called to serve with joy, willingly offering our gifts to minister to others. Finally, we are reminded to suffer like Christ, imitating our Savior as H

In the second sermon of our vision-casting series, we examine what it means to have our lives revolve around Christ. We turn to the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Colossians, where he declares that “Christ is all, and in all.” From this passage, we are reminded to slay what is earthly by putting to death our former way of living. As we do so, we are freed to seek what is heavenly, pursuing sanctification through the renewal of our minds. Finally, we see that we are called to surrender to the love

As we begin our vision-casting series, we examine the attitudes and perspectives we are to have as we strive to reach people with the Gospel. We look to the Apostle Paul and his motivations in 1 Corinthians 9, where we see that he shared the Gospel out of necessity; like him, we are called to steward the Gospel faithfully. Paul also approached his audience with humility, communicating the Gospel at their level. Finally, Paul strove for glory—not the honor of this life, but the honor of being a f

As we close off 2025 and look toward the new year, we do not seek something new, but the ancient paths that lead to rest. We examine Jeremiah 6 and God’s call to Biblical orthodoxy, returning to sound doctrine through careful study of His Word. This leads to radical orthopathy—a profound transformation of the affections toward the things of God. The fruit of this transformation is evangelical orthopraxy: a sincere effort at obedience, rooted in grace when we fall short. The new year does not req

As we conclude our Advent series, we examine the final theme of love and answer the question: Why is it a love like no other? We discuss how God’s love is the example, the standard for all other loves. It's also an expensive love, for it cost God His Son. Finally, we discuss how God’s love expiates believers from sin; it deals with the very thing that separates us from the love of God. During this holiday season, we celebrate God’s great gift of love through His Son, Jesus Christ.