Expedition Church

As followers of Christ, our citizenship is in heaven. Listen to Donovan's first message of this series in which he explains that making the decision to follow Christ is making a decision to live in exile.

Prayer is vital to reveal what we want to see God doing in the lives of our next generation. Listen to Philip's message as he equips us to be a part of what God is doing in the lives of our youth.

We should adopt the attitude of Habakkuk in the Old Testament when we encounter things on a daily basis that steel our joy. In Habakkuk 3:17-19, Habakkuk chooses to rejoice in the Lord despite difficult circumstances. Listen to Donovan's encouraging message of how these verses apply in today's world.

Listen to Jim's message as he reminds us to put our trust in God who can take the chaos of this world and turn it into a blessing for us.

In Matthew 5:14, Jesus says, "You are the light of the world . . .". The aim of our lives should be to reflect the light of Jesus, not to generate the light itself. Listen to Donovan's message as he explains the difference between creating light and reflecting light.

Listen to this week's message as Lance explains that our lights will be brighter when we confess the sin the light exposes, and let God walk with us to eradicate it.

Advent is a season of waiting. Listen to this message focused on Psalm 130:5-6, as Philip reminds us that we get through the seasons of waiting by holding on to the hope given in the scriptures.

Jesus is the light of the world! Jesus himself is life-giving light. Even when the darkness feels overwhelming, we can cling to the truth that the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not, and will not, overcome it. Listen to this first message of the Advent series based on John 1:1-5. Donovan reminds us that the goal of Advent is to remember a past event, which gives us hope of a future event, which inspires our present living.

Jesus came to seek and save the lost, even the most unlikely of people like Zacchaeus, the tax collector. Diana explains how Jesus doesn't yield to the labels people put on you or others. Listen to Diana's message about leaning into Jesus.

If you want to live a life of thanksgiving, be thankful for the gift AND be thankful for the giver of the gift. Learn more by listening to this message of thankfulness from the story of Jesus healing ten men with leprosy found in Luke 17:11-19.

The hope of this message is to take all of our thoughts, preoccupations and emotions from an earthly temporal plane, and elevate them to an eternal, infinite, Godly plane.

Only God is God. Only God can do what only God can do. In this final message of the series, we take a look at how worshiping the wrong things leads to missing peace.

Jesus came into this world as a 'peacemaker'. Every situation Jesus came into, He actively sought to make things better. A peacemaker is someone who enters into chaos, and instead of adding to the chaos, they bring about peace. This world has plenty of rebels, Facebook warriors, mercenaries, judges, patriots, revolutionists, instigators, and professors . . . but where are the peacemakers? Listen to Philip's message to learn more.

The Missing Peace Week 7: 10/18/20 Jim Graham by Expedition Church

Letting peace rule in your heart is very different from experiencing moments of peace. This week we learn more about Jesus’ peace and how we can let it take control in our hearts, even in difficult moments.

We seem to live in a culture that is quick to “take up arms” when we disagree. Where does this tendency to fight come from? Christians at times will need to “fight," but should fight for the right things in the right way. As followers of Jesus, we may have to unlearn and relearn how to battle and what we battle against. If you are not experiencing peace, it could be because you are fighting the wrong battles in the wrong way, hoping for the wrong outcomes. Listen to this week's message to learn more.

We all wrestle with anxiety. Anxiety is really the opposite of peace. This message looks at an immensely valuable passage that followers of Jesus can use to find peace and battle against anxiety. It reveals that the obstacles in the way of peace do not have to be removed for followers of Jesus to experience peace.

The foundation of this week's message is, "If I am not at peace with God, I won't be at peace with myself, and I'll never be at peace with others." Listen to discover what God wants you to learn about peace through Donovan's message.

Peace should and can be at the core of every follower of Jesus. But many of us don’t experience peace like we should. The biblical conception of peace is perhaps far different than our own conception. Listen to this week's message to learn why you may feel as if you are missing peace because of the amount of control you have or don't have in a situation.

Whether or not we have peace in our lives should not be dependent on our circumstances... Check out this week's message from our new series 'The Missing Peace' to learn more about how you can have peace regardless of your circumstances!