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In this second week of Advent, Kaleb preaches on Luke 1:68-79 and helps to define Peace according to scripture: Shalom, meaning wholeness or completeness. He then tells us that wisdom leads to peace and gives examples of how Jesus practiced wisdom that lead to peace.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 21:25-36 and encourages us in this first week of advent to reflect in our waiting on what we see, what we don’t see and to ask God to help us see.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 9:26-30 and tells us through the story of Barnabas how blessing brings belonging and builds trust. He then encourages us to bring blessing to build trust in our own neighborhoods.
Kaleb preaches on Exodus 19:6 and defines a priest as someone who calls people to God AND someone who calls God to people. He then tells us how blessings are given by the priests in Numbers 6:23-27 and calls us to be priests ourselves.
Kaleb preaches from Genesis and reminds us of the many blessings Abraham received, including blessings from Melchizedek, the King of Salem. He then encourages us to lead with blessing in the same way that Melchizedek did.
Kaleb preaches on Genesis 1:28 and reminds of how God blesses humans and teaches us how we should bless God in return
Camila preaches on Ephesians 4:1-4 and encourages us with Paul’s words on how to live our calling in the image of Christ.
Tom Ruotolo, founder of City Quake, gives some testimonies of the power of the Holy Spirit through evangelism from the past week of City Quake in Salem. He then reads from Mark 2 and encourages to take action so that Jesus can see our faith.
Kaleb preaches on Romans 12:1 and teaches us what Paul means when he tells us to “present ourselves as a living sacrifice, acceptable to God,” and he tells us how the apparent death of this sacrifice can actually bring life.
Kaleb preaches on Romans 12:1-8 and reminds us that change is inevitable. He then uses Paul’s words in Romans to teach us how to navigate change according to God’s will.
Kaleb preaches on Matthew 7:13-14 and reminds us that the narrow path is constricting and difficult, and we need to slow down and be careful and attentive to take it.
Kaleb preaches on Matthew 6:19-23 and helps us understand what Jesus means when he speaks about our bodies being full of either light or darkness.
Kaleb preaches on Matthew 5:38-42 and teaches us the nuance behind Jesus’ instructions to turn the other cheek.
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Kaleb preaches on Matthew 5:33-37 and reminds us that our words carry importance everywhere. He encourages us to make sure our yes means yes and our no no.
Kaleb Preaches on Acts 11:2-18 and reminds us the importance of sharing. He especially encourages us to share our story as is a way to cultivate caring.
Kaleb preaches on Matthew 26:36-46 and tells us about Jesus’ crew of 2-3 of his closest friends. He then encourages us to find a crew of 2-3 people that we can lean on in a similar way.
Jon Bartlett preaches on Galatians and reminds us to not just take the simplest form of the gospel as fact without paying attention to the nuance of it.
Kaleb preaches on James 3 and reminds that our words have weight and he encourages us to use our words as blessings to bring life to others.
Kaleb preaches on James 2 and reminds us that faith without works is dead and challenges us to carry a friend to Christ.
