Jonathan Dodson continues teaching through the sermon series "Truly Human." This week he covers Gospel-centered Parenting.

Jonathan Dodson continues through the series Truly Human. This week he teaches on: Restoring the Symmetry: Singleness & Marriage.

Truly Human: Biblical Femininity

Jonathan Dodson teaches on biblical masculinity: Hypermasculine Conservative or Feminized Liberal?

Jonathan Dodson teaches on: Everyday Mission: Motivations & Practices of Missional Church

Jonathan Dodson continues our series on missional living. This week he teaches on: Idols that Keep us from Mission

Nate Navarro teaches from John 17 on: Community: The Good, The Bad, and The Beautiful

Jonathan Dodson teaches out of Eph 4:1-16 on: The Three Conversions of the Gospel

Jonathan Dodson teaches on: Missio Dei and the God of Mission

Jonathan Dodson teaches on: The Gospel of Ezra: Sin, Exile & Restoration

Jonathan Dodson teaches on: Renewal: The Gift of Repentance (Ezra 10)

Renewal: Holiness of God (Ezra 9)

Jonathan Dodson preaches over: Renewal through Prayer: Ezra 8

Gospel Identity: Fulfilling our Calling without Going Crazy (Ezra 7:1-10)

Temple Worship & Cafeteria Tray Jesus (Ezra 6)

The Shift in Global Christianity: Good or Bad?

 Gospel Renewal (Ezra 5): the core of urban rebuilding Guest Speaker Jeremy Hager

Faithful Suffering (Ezra 4): Guest Speaker Ross Appleton

Exiles: A Worshiping Community of Peculiar Saints (Ezra 3)

Church & Culture: How to Live in the City (Ezra 2)

Created for Community: Daniel Davis

Missional Pluralism: Cyrus & the Sovereignty of God (Ezra 1)

Return from Exile: Intro to Ezra (Ezra 9:8-9)

What Is Baptism? Why Should We Be Baptized? (Acts 2:22-41)

Gospel of New Creation & Fahrenheit 451
Isaiah 43:3-21; Isa 65:17-18;
2 Cor 5:14-18

Gospel of Adoption: How We Get in God's Family (Gal 4:1-7)

Gospel of Justification: How to Get Right with God (Romans 3:21-26)

 Gospel and Atonement: Why Did Jesus Die? (Romans 3:21-26)

Why Should We Obey God?

The Gospel: Regeneration (Ezek 36.23-38; Tit 3.1-8)

The Gospel in Three Dimensions

This sermon explores the plausibility of the resurrection of Jesus Christ
by examining the historical perspectives of the 1st century and addresses
the implications of Jesus victory over sin, death, and evil.

This sermon explores how our character is formed by image, either positively or negative, in vanity or in beauty.

This sermon explores various forms of anger in an attempt to understand the difference between righteous and sinful anger and how the gospel addresses our sinful anger.
Psalm 4
Ephesians 4:20-27

This sermon explores the Christian practice of financial giving and how it relates to the gospel.

the closing sermon in Colossians, this message explores what it means to be the church instead of "going to church."

This sermon considers the urban future of history and the role of Austin City Life in redemptively engaging the peoples and cultures of Austin as we relocate to a new venue on historic 6th Street.

This sermon identifies the biblical roles of husbands and wives while also exploring our idolatry and cynicism about marriage. With the help of Radiohead, we uncover how twisted our approaches to marriage are and how redemptive the Gospel can be.

This sermon explores how we contend with the old man as new men in Christ, with specific application to the issue of
sexual sin.

This sermon considers what it means to seek the things above, how to live and love in the light of the receiving new life in the new age of the kingdom of God. Plus, there is an amazing Bonhoeffer quote.

How do we know God? How do we grow in our Christian faith? This sermon explores the dangers of religion and spirituality while considering the gospel alternative--clinging to Christ and living as a Body.

This sermon explores the powers that hold sway
over us, like consumerism and atheism, contrasting them to the rule of Jesus
who is head over all powers.

Is receiving Jesus as Lord simply the way out of hell and into heaven or does it mean something more? This sermon compares popular and biblical views of what it means for Jesus to be Lord.

This sermon ponders the significance of Jesus' birth in a manger, a feeding trough of all places! It explores how the birth of Jesus reverses human expectation in order to accomplish redemption for those who hope in him.

This sermon explores our unfulfilled longing for community in all kinds of places, correcting and directing that longing to Jesus.

This sermon explores how the incongruity of Christian faith (i.e. joy and suffering, righteousness and sin) is explained in the mystery of the kingdom of God.

This sermon explores how the gospel of reconciliation applies to both past and present sin.