Sermonlink Schedule

Choices are important, but not always easy to make. Find out here how to make God-honoring choices every day.

You don’t want to look back and realize that you wasted your life, so living a life of purpose on purpose is truly the only life worth living.

We are influenced by our thoughts. The problem is that all of us deal with toxic thoughts. In this lesson, we learn how to overcome our toxic thoughts.

We are all thirsty for something or someone, so we try to quench our thirst by ourselves, but the only way we’ll ever be satisfied is by accepting help from the outside.

Words can be toxic. Whether it’s the hurtful words we say, or the harmful things that people say to us, words are powerful. In this lesson, we talk about how to deal with our toxic words.

Nothing lasts forever if you forget about God.

Whenever we try to control something that’s not ours to control, we’re trying to be like God. And that’s a problem.

Some relationships are toxic. They make us feel bad about ourselves, and drain all of our energy. In this lesson, we discuss how to deal with toxic relationships.

Do you feel lost when it comes to the Bible? Are you confused with what the Bible has to do with your life? If so, this series is for you.

Find out how the Bible can outlast every human invention, idea, and fad.

The Bible is a big book that can seem intimidating at first. But if you know the answer to some basic questions, you can transform your Bible study.

Do you feel lost when it comes to the Bible? Are you confused with what the Bible has to do with your life? If so, this series is for you.

Why does the Bible deserve our attention more than any other ancient book?

Really want to understand the Bible? You’ve got to learn about how it’s organized.

God’s word can do so much more than you think. It can restore and revive your life, give wisdom, bring joy, shine light in this dark world, and help you make good decisions.

As a student, sometimes you come across a verse that is confusing or that you don’t agree with. Here’s what to do.

The power and wisdom of the Bible take shape in our lives when we make the effort to learn it and live it.

So you’re ready to read the Bible. Here’s what you need to know about the Old Testament.

Jesus teaches us how to build our lives on a foundation that will support us in every stage of life.

So you’re ready to read the Bible. Here’s what you need to know about the New Testament.

Do you feel lost when it comes to the Bible? Are you confused with what the Bible has to do with your life? If so, this series is for you.

You can have confidence in the growth and progress of God’s work (in you and others), even if it seems insignificant at the time.

The first step in changing your habits is understanding why you do them in the first place.

The parable of the shrewd manager (Luke 16:1-13) is one of the most difficult lessons of Jesus to unpack. It seems like he wants us to root for the dishonest guy in the story, but if we dig a little deeper, we see that there are some important lessons to learn.

Have you ever stopped a bad habit for a few days or weeks and then had it come back into your life? We all have. Find out how to put an end to this cycle.

It’s easy to become resentful toward God when your relationship with him is defined by your unfulfilled expectations.

In order to get good at anything in life, it takes a lot of practice and self-control. The same is true with our habits.

God presents us with the opportunity of a lifetime. Will we take him up on it?

Your parents, your church, and your youth group don’t make you a Christian. Find out what does.

If you’ve lost your way and wandered from God, it’s never too late to turn back.

On the road to Emmaus, Jesus has a conversation that gives insight into the nature of true hope.

Are you willing to follow God, but only if he agrees with you? That’s kinda sorta Christianity.

Is life giving you what you want, or do you feel let down? The issue isn’t that we have longings. The problem is that we’re looking for the “good life” in all the wrong places.

Sharing your faith may feel scary, but when you do it demonstrates a powerful faith in God.

It’s easy to let a closet full of regrets keep you from finding your way back to God. But Peter didn’t let it stop him.

God wants you to learn to trust him with every part of your life.

It’s hard to ask for help, but only those who humble themselves will find their way back to God.

You have emotions for a reason. They are there to help you connect with God and others.

Friends are God’s idea, and God wants you to know how to have great friends.

We all have some hang-ups and issues that hold us back from experiencing the life we want, but God’s outrageous power is big enough to set us free from our most significant challenges.

Every teenager is at risk of catching a contagious and deadly disease: greed. Learn how to fight it this Christmas.

We all endure heartbreak in this life, but God’s outrageous care heals our heartache with hope.

Everyone gets hurt, so everyone needs to understand how forgiveness works.

While materialism is a dangerous trap that leads to misery, learning to be content in what the power of God provides for us is what leads to true joy.

The third foundational truth is about how to really mature in your faith.

Communion helps us remember the great saving work God did in our lives when Jesus died on the cross – and much more.

Prayer is a spiritual discipline that every believer should have in their life. But how do you do it?

What if you knew today would be your last day? What is the one word that would be on your tongue?

The story of Moses teaches us that we can choose to speak words that build up even when life itself is tearing us down.

Learn more about how to focus your prayer time to grow closer to God.

Stephen’s story can give us power for the most incredible task: forgiving someone who has genuinely wrecked your life.

The Gospel explains who Jesus is, what he did, and what this means for you.

The Apostle Paul teaches Timothy how to be a winning fighter in the good fight of faith.

If we want to follow God, then we need to learn how to discern between helpful and unhelpful influences in our lives.

“It is finished.” These are incredibly significant words – perhaps the most significant in Jesus’ whole life.

Learn how God wants you to live as a teenager.

Jesus’ last words on earth remind us that he came to earth to finish a job.

Baptism is a powerful picture of Jesus’s work in our lives and a public statement about our commitment to Christ.

The Bible says that how you live your life will either make people want to follow God or push people away from him.

As Lord, Jesus both helps us to keep pursuing him, and warns us of the dangers that follow disobedience.

Everyone has authority in your life. Revelation 1 teaches us that Jesus is our ultimate authority, whether we want him to be or not.

Do things just randomly happen in our lives, or does God have a bigger plan? Find out as we start a series on Moses.

Poison is all around us – not just the kind that can hurt our bodies, but the kind that can hurt the way we think. Here are three kinds of poisonous thoughts…

Jesus reminds the church at Ephesus that despite their hard working, persevering, discerning nature, they have nothing without love.

Sometimes it might feel like God’s plan for your life is wrong or unfair, but we need to learn to say “yes” to God and follow him.

Have you ever said this: “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It’s not true! Words can be poisonous.

When you are opposed and threatened for their faith, stay faithful – knowing whom it is you serve.

Sometimes following God is hard. But the hard times are when you learn to trust in God’s character and his ability to act in your life.

When you are opposed and threatened for their faith, stay faithful – knowing whom it is you serve.

Holding onto Jesus is not a one-time decision, but a series of continuing decisions. If we forget this, we risk the same warning given to Pergamum 2,000 years ago.

In life you will get stuck: in your sin, in an addiction, or in a bunch of other ways. When you are stuck, it is time to realize only God can save you.

Jesus warns how idolatry and immorality can pull people away from God.

Are you willing to follow God, but only if he agrees with you? That’s kinda sorta Christianity.

Unless we remain alert, sin will creep in little by little and extinguish the vitality of our relationship with Jesus.

Sharing your faith may feel scary, but when you do it demonstrates a powerful faith in God.

God rewards those who follow him through difficulty, so don’t give up on pursuing him.

God wants you to learn to trust him with every part of your life.

Jesus wants us to be useful for his kingdom, but it’s easy to get distracted by other pursuits and pulled away from our true purpose.

Kidforward talks about how to handle your nerves and what to do to get ready for school.

Many Christians go through life without experiencing all that God wants for their lives. Here’s how to fix that.

We fulfill our highest calling when we worship God.

Pursuing God leads to a good life, a life of joy and real happiness. We’ll show you how in this lesson.

God invites every Christian into his great work of making disciples through relationships.

Pursuing God isn’t all about you. It’s about helping others as we learn in this lesson.

God supernaturally touches people’s lives through you as you find your unique role in serving others.

Pursuing God isn’t just about life today. In this lesson, we will learn how pursuing God impacts our eternity.

Did you know that the Bible says God measures your spiritual maturity by how you handle money?

The baptism of Jesus marks the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry. In this incredible account, we see begin to understand Jesus’ mission and purpose on the earth.

The story of Abraham teaches us how God uses imperfect people to accomplish God’s perfect plan on earth.

You aren’t an accident. God’s been planning your incredible life for years, and it’s time to experience it.

At the very beginning of his public ministry, Jesus went into the desert for an extended time of preparation. There he was tempted by Satan in three significant ways. How Jesus handled those temptations teaches us some helpful lessons about honoring God.

When we fail, God comes to us with his goodness and forgiveness – like he did with Abraham – to help us learn and mature from it.

To fulfill his mission, Jesus actively extends life-changing grace to people others would reject.

God can be trusted to secure and fulfill his promises in our lives, even if it takes longer than we expect.

The miracle of the loaves and the fishes (John 6:1-15) is one of the two miracles that appears in all four Gospels, and it teaches us three lessons about God’s big power.

When we get impatient and get ahead of God, watch out for the heartache and damage that can result.

Jesus challenged the thinking of the religious establishment. In doing this, Jesus showed that God cares more about people than the rules.

The most emotionally powerful story in the Old Testament shows us just how far God’s love will go.

The resurrection of Jesus teaches us that Jesus is who he claimed to be. He really did die for our sins, and opens the way for us to experience a relationship with God.

When we honestly look at the way we live, it looks like we are following bad advice. In this series, we are going to show you that bad advice. We are going to name it.

We are all vulnerable to addictions, but God has the power to set us free.

How does a relationship with God start? The Bible teaches that it’s not about how good you are or how hard you try to please him.

If you’ve drifted from God, then you need to identify what is pulling you away from him and do whatever it takes to get closer to him.

Words can be toxic. Whether it’s the hurtful words we say, or the harmful things that people say to us, words are powerful. In this lesson, we talk about how to deal with our toxic words.

If you want to destroy your marriage and ruin your family, follow this bad advice.

Water baptism is a Christian tradition that dates all the way back to the time of Christ and the early Christian church.

Do you want to live a pointless, isolated existence? If so, you must become dissatisfied with everything.

The second foundational truth for any pursuit of God is about how to live after we’ve trusted Jesus for our salvation.

Understand the meaning of the first Christmas by taking a fresh look through the eyes of people who were there.

In response to Jesus, the Wise Men gave him generous gifts while holding nothing back.

There are five basic habits – or “spiritual disciplines” – that every Christian should know about and practice.

When you understand the great love and care that God demonstrated to the lonely and looked down upon shepherds. It will move you, as it did them, to run to Jesus and tell everyone about him.

Christians have certain values. Here are the top 5.

Perspective makes all the difference in how we view Christmas. For Herod “the Great,” king of Israel, the first Christmas was anything but a celebration.

There are three important things to remember during the busy Christmas season.

The problem isn’t that we don’t have enough time for Jesus. The problem is that we don’t make time for Jesus.

Everyone believes something whether they know it or not. Here are the top 5 things Christians believe.

Jesus was born because broken people need a Savior.

Certain practices are normal when Christians gather, as part of our life together.