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Eyes on Christ

Luke 21 | This passage in Luke 21 implores us to always keep our eyes vertical, no matter what may come our way in life.

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Luke 21 | This passage in Luke 21 implores us to always keep our eyes vertical, no matter what may come our way in life.

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Eyes on Christ
Cory Freeman
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Robbie Symons, Stand Alone Olivia Zurawski Robbie Symons, Stand Alone Olivia Zurawski

This Is The One To Whom I Will Look

Pastor Robbie Symons of Hope Bible Church Oakville leads us through a study of Isaiah 66:1-2, and the three character traits God promises to show favor toward.

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Isaiah 66:1-2 | Pastor Robbie Symons of Hope Bible Church Oakville leads us through a study of Isaiah 66:1-2, and the three character traits God promises to show favor toward.

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This Is The One To Whom I Will Look
Robbie Symons
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Tremble At His Word

Tremble At His Word
Mark Wiley
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The Lord of the Sabbath
Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Lord of the Sabbath
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 6:1-11 | The Pharisees' Sabbath rules prevented them from seeing the Lord of the Sabbath right in front of them. Their rules made the Sabbath a burden on God's people rather than a gift from God to his people. Jesus exposes this reality and explains the good heart of a good God, who gives good gifts for the good of his people. This passage frees us from the burden of any " manmade, red-tape regulations" and into the joy of a good God's good gifts to his people.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
New Wine in New Wineskins
Brock Graham, With Jesus
New Wine in New Wineskins
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 5:33-39 | This group raised a valid issue. People who were serious about God devoted themselves to the weekly rituals of prayer and fasting. So why weren't Jesus' disciples doing the same? Weren't they serious about God? Jesus used their inquiry to teach important truths: the new wine he has brought will not fit in old wineskins of ritualism, legalism, or any other -ism. This teaching has the potential to change our lives by ushering us out of any old ways of ritualistic legalism and into the joy of the new wine, new heart, and new covenant realities Jesus offers. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Bedside Manner of Christ
Jeremy Hendon, With Jesus
The Bedside Manner of Christ
Jeremy Hendon, With Jesus

Luke 5:27-32 | In this passage we come to know more of Jesus’ heart toward sinners. Jesus not only calls sinners and loves them deeply, He draws near to the places of their souls where they are most struggling with sin. Jesus is the perfect doctor who deeply desires to bring spiritual healing and care to the sick.

Jeremy Hendon, With Jesus
The Authority of Jesus to Forgive Sins
Mark Wiley, With Jesus
The Authority of Jesus to Forgive Sins
Mark Wiley, With Jesus

Luke 5:12-26 | In this text, we are going to see a theme of restoration. Restoration is taking something damaged, deteriorated, or altered and bringing it back to its proper, designed state. Luke here shares two stories that on the surface are physical healings, but as we look deeper, we will see that these are not just examples of repair of broken bodies, but examples of restoration that have implications for us today. The summary point of the sermon is this: Jesus has the authority to forgive sins and thus restore our relationship to God forever.

Mark Wiley, With Jesus
Following Him
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Following Him
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 5:1-11 | After a career defining catch of fish, a group of fishermen left it all to follow Jesus. Jesus had shown his power and authority so clearly that these men were willing to leave everything and follow Him. When we see Jesus for who He is, we will follow Him wherever He calls. These 11 verses on Sunday might just change the entire trajectory of how we follow Jesus.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Authority of Jesus
Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Authority of Jesus
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 4:31-44 | Jesus begins his Great Commission with the statement, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me." This authority didn't begin only after his resurrection, but we see his authority on display as Luke unpacks the beginning of his earthly ministry. This week we will see the authority of Jesus' word, his authority over the demonic, his authority over disease, and his authority to preach the good news of the Kingdom! Our Lord truly is the one with ALL authority!

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Strong Savior
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Strong Savior
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 4:14-30 | Jesus stood up in the synagogue at Nazareth, unrolled the scroll of Isaiah, found Isaiah 61, and unapologetically declared who he was. He is the good news preacher, the bondage breaker, and the strong Savior. This revelation of who He is demands a response. His declaration demands a decision. Will we submit to Him for who He is?

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Tempted
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Tempted
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 4:1-13 | The scriptures tell us that Jesus was tempted in every way as we are and yet was without sin. Luke 4 gives us a powerful scene of Jesus being tempted by the devil in the wilderness. This passage shows us the schemes the enemy uses to tempt, and more importantly, how Jesus used God's word to withstand temptation. When we are tempted to sin, the Word has the power to win. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Son of God
Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Son of God
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 3:21-38 | Jesus is the Son of God. The theology of Jesus as the very Son of God is central to our understanding of his work as Lord and Savior. As we walk through the end of Luke 3, we want to look at the Father's affirmation of the Son and the genealogy of Jesus. With both of these Luke desires us to see and worship Jesus as the Son of God. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Resurrection Hope
Brock Graham, Easter 2026
Resurrection Hope
Brock Graham, Easter 2026

1 Corinthians 15:1-28 | At the center of Christianity is the gospel, and at the center of that gospel is a crucified and risen Savior. This Easter, we turn to 1 Corinthians 15 to ask and answer three crucial questions for our lives: 1) Why do I need the gospel?, 2) What is the gospel?, and 3) Why is the resurrection essential to the gospel? Join us as we celebrate the hope giving reality of the Risen Christ. 

Brock Graham, Easter 2026
Costly Obedience
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Costly Obedience
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 3:18-20 | John the Baptist came preaching a baptism of repentance. This demanded he confront people in their sin and point them to the coming Savior from sin. And John was willing to confront everyone in their sin, including Herod. His confrontation of Herod proved very costly from an earthly standpoint. Obedience is costly. Confrontation often costly. But it's a worthy cost. Let's look at that together. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
What’s The Point?
Mitch Green, With Jesus
What’s The Point?
Mitch Green, With Jesus

Luke 3:15-17 | John the Baptist reminds us that life and ministry were never meant to point to us, but to Jesus. In a moment where people could have easily elevated him, John makes it clear: he’s not the Savior, he’s just pointing to Him. And that same calling is on us. Our lives are meant to function like a signpost, directing people to Christ.

Mitch Green, With Jesus
What Shall We Do?
Brock Graham, With Jesus
What Shall We Do?
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 3:7-14 | Wrath. Repentance. Judgment. Response. Some of these words carry heavy connotations. Sometimes, people may even want to avoid these words. John the Baptist didn't. His preaching confronted the crowds with the reality of God's wrath, the need for genuine repentance, the nearness of God's judgment, and the demand to respond. On Sunday, we will see what he had to say and open our hearts to any ways the Holy Spirit seeks to confront us through the power of His Word. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Preparing The Way For Jesus
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Preparing The Way For Jesus
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 3:1-6 | There are two massive and connected statements regarding the life of John the Baptist. The first is something he said: "He must increase, and I must decrease."" The second is something Jesus said of him: "...among those born of women there has arisen no one greater than John the Baptist..." These realities are connected. John understood the best way he could spend his life was to humble himself in a way that exalted Jesus. This is the picture of true greatness. We begin a four week look at the life and ministry of John the Baptist seeking to understand what a life of decrease so Christ increases can look like. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
The Faithful Obedience of Jesus, The Son of God
Mark Wiley, With Jesus
The Faithful Obedience of Jesus, The Son of God
Mark Wiley, With Jesus

Luke 2:41-52 | As we turn our eyes to Luke 2:41-52, we see the only account in the gospels of Jesus’ life between his birth and the beginning of his adult ministry. The story of Jesus’ time in the temple as a twelve-year-old is all about obedience: obedience modeled by his parents, obedience to his heavenly father, and obedience to his earthly parents.

Mark Wiley, With Jesus
Longing to See Christ
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Longing to See Christ
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 2:22-38 |What are you ultimately waiting for with eager anticipation? We may eagerly anticipate many good things, but only one can be ultimate: the day our faith becomes sight. The day we see our Savior face to face. In Luke 2 we are introduced to Simeon and Anna, two aged saints waiting and longing for their faith to become sight. Though we now live between the two comings of Christ, we can learn much from these two saints about what it looks like to wait and worship until our faith becomes sight.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Christmas Glory
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Christmas Glory
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 2:1-21 |The King of Kings came to earth in the humblest of ways. His birth was announced to the most unlikely of people. Worship over what had happened resounded in the most unlikely of places. The message was shared by the most unlikely of messengers. The Highest King came in the humblest of ways, and there is so much for us to be instructed and encouraged by as we look at this reality.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Promise and Redemption
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Promise and Redemption
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 1:57-80 | John's birth had been foretold, now it is realized.  With this promise from God fulfilled, worshipful ramifications ripple.  And with this promise fulfilled, Zechariah is filled with a prophecy of praise.  This passage highlights for us God as a promise keeper and compassionate Redeemer. The implications of these two realities of God have a massive impact on how we live with Him in the here and now of everyday life.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
An Announcement of Grace
Brock Graham, With Jesus
An Announcement of Grace
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 1:26-56 | We know Jesus is gracious.  We experience his grace.  We see his grace in his life, death, and resurrection. Luke 1 unpacks for us, though, the grace of God in the announcement to Mary that she will conceive and give birth to a son. Everything about Gabriel's announcement to Mary magnifies the amazement of God's glorious grace.  So let's walk through this announcement in Luke 1 and see grace signified, grace personified, and grace magnified in such a way that leads us to deeper awe of God's amazing grace.

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Pain, Promise, and Praise
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Pain, Promise, and Praise
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 1:5-25 | We established in week one that he Gospel of Luke is a Spirit-inspired, historically perfect, authorized biography of the Lord Jesus Christ. So what we might expect next is for Luke to mention Jesus...but he doesn't. Mary and Joseph? Nope. Luke introduces us first to the parents of John the Baptist. Why is this? And what are some massive lessons God is teaching us through this couple we meet in Luke 1?

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Introducing Luke
Brock Graham, With Jesus
Introducing Luke
Brock Graham, With Jesus

Luke 1:1-4 | What are you certain about?  I didn't ask what you were confident about, but what are you absolutely certain about?  Some say you can't be certain about anything.  Luke would beg to differ.  This Sunday we begin our series in the gospel of Luke, and we begin with the declaration that we can have absolute certainty about Jesus.  Let's go on this journey together to see the life and teaching of Jesus Christ and what it means for us to follow him as Lord with absolute certainty. 

Brock Graham, With Jesus
Prayer-Fueled Witness
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
Prayer-Fueled Witness
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name

Acts 4:23-31 | What is our greatest need to be a faithful gospel witness? What is our greatest hurdle to a life of faithfully sharing Christ with the lost? It isn't more training.  It is more boldness. In Acts 4 we see the church gather in the face of threats to ask the Lord not for more safety, or more training, but to ask for more boldness.  This Sunday, as the final sermon in our prayer series and the final session of our Sent Conference, we will look at the prayer, the power, and the perseverance of prayer-fueled witness. 

Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
Praying Together
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
Praying Together
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name

Various Passages in Acts | The old adage goes, "The family that prays together, stays together." It's true for church families as well: The church that prays together, stays together. There is unity, fellowship, joy, and missional oneness that comes as we devote ourselves to prayer together. We will take a walk through the book of Acts to look at the times the church gathered for prayer together and the circumstances that drove them to corporate prayer. This must deepen our own convictions for the priority of corporate prayer.

Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
Deepening Your Prayer Life
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
Deepening Your Prayer Life
Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name

Matthew 6:5-13 | E.M. Bounds in his classic, Power Through Prayer, notes that prayer is great spiritual work, and our flesh opposes great spiritual work. This is so true. We long to lean into this great spiritual work in a deeper way because we know there is a depth of communion, transformation, and enjoyment with the Lord as our prayer life with Him deepens.  This Sunday we turn to Jesus' teaching on prayer in the Sermon on the Mount to prepare us for a deeper prayer life in 2026. 

Brock Graham, Hallowed Be Your Name
The Purifying Power of Reform
Brock Graham, Revived
The Purifying Power of Reform
Brock Graham, Revived

Nehemiah 13 | Nehemiah came to Jerusalem the first time a revivalist. He now returns to Jerusalem a reformer.  A reformer sees the evils that are downright wrong and seeks to make them right before the Lord.  In this chapter we will watch as Nehemiah seeks to bring purity back to the people of God and their worship of God through the reforms he initiates.  As we walk through each of these five reforms, may we be sensitive to where the Lord may want to reform these areas in our own lives as well.

Brock Graham, Revived
God Exalting Corporate Worship
Mark Wiley, Revived
God Exalting Corporate Worship
Mark Wiley, Revived

Nehemiah 12:27-47 | Most versions of Nehemiah 12:27-47 have the heading “the dedication of the wall.” As this passage of scripture unfolds, we’ll see much more than just a dedication of a wall, and much more than the celebration of an incredible accomplishment, but an all-out worship service to a sovereign God who always fulfills his promises. This morning we’ll unpack four elements of corporate worship we see from this wall dedication, and how they impact the corporate worship gathering today.

Mark Wiley, Revived
God Exalting Confession &amp; Repentance
Brock Graham, Revived
God Exalting Confession & Repentance
Brock Graham, Revived

Nehemiah 9-10 | God's people have been captivated by God's Word, and now they are under conviction.  As Nehemiah 9 begins we find God's people gathered in sackcloth, fasting, and with earth on their heads.  This is a solemn assembly. In the midst of this conviction, we see them express God-exalting contrite confession (ch. 9) and God-exalting resolute repentance (ch. 10).  What bout their confession and repentance keeps God at the forefront and his glory their motivation?  And what can we learn so our confession and repentance is driven more by the worship of God than by the wallowing in self?  Let's get a glimpse of what God-exalting confession and repentance looks like in our life. 

Brock Graham, Revived
People of the Word Part 2
Brock Graham, Revived
People of the Word Part 2
Brock Graham, Revived

Nehemiah 7-8 | The Word of God...that lamp to our feet, hammer to our will, double-edged sword that pierces our inmost being.  The power of the Word of God transforms everything.  Nehemiah 8 is a vivid picture of a revival with the Word of God at the center of it.  As we walk through it together we will look at 6 Convictions for People of the Word.  This passage will stoke our reverence for and dependence on the Word of God. 

Brock Graham, Revived
People of the Word
Brock Graham, Revived
People of the Word
Brock Graham, Revived

Nehemiah 7-8 | The Word of God...that lamp to our feet, hammer to our will, double-edged sword that pierces our inmost being.  The power of the Word of God transforms everything.  Nehemiah 8 is a vivid picture of a revival with the Word of God at the center of it.  As we walk through it together we will look at 6 Convictions for People of the Word.  This passage will stoke our reverence for and dependence on the Word of God. 

Brock Graham, Revived
Lean On God
Cory Freeman, Revived
Lean On God
Cory Freeman, Revived

Nehemiah 6 | There are very few guarantees in life. One of them is this: if you are faithfully walking in obedience to the Lord, opposition will come. What do we do when opposition hits? How should we respond? As we continue our study of the book of Nehemiah, we’ll see what chapter 6 has to say about our response to spiritual opposition.

Cory Freeman, Revived
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Bring Them Here To Me!

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Matthew 14:13-21 | Pastor Robbie Symons of Hope Bible Church Oakville leads us through a study of a familiar, yet rich, passage.

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Bring Them Here To Me!
Robbie Symons
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Dropping Rocks of Regret

2 Corinthians 7:10 | So we are in this series on 1 Peter... I was ready to preach the next section of 1 Peter... But God said to preach something else.

Rarely have we interrupted a series to preach something else, but when the Spirit says, "preach this," you preach it. So we will interrupt our 1 Peter series for this message God has led us to this week.

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2 Corinthians 7:10 | So we are in this series on 1 Peter... I was ready to preach the next section of 1 Peter... But God said to preach something else.

Rarely have we interrupted a series to preach something else, but when the Spirit says, "preach this," you preach it. So we will interrupt our 1 Peter series for this message God has led us to this week.

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Dropping Rocks of Regret
Brock Graham
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