Looking for more information on some of our upcoming sermon series? Depending on when a series is set to release, we don’t always have all of the components created yet. But this page will give you a high level overview of what we do know about the youth ministry curriculum we have currently in production.
Lore Series – 4 weeks on a Cosmic View of the Gospel
Gospel Lens: There’s more to the lore than “your”
So many times we step into the world of Christianity with a very me-centric approach. We want to know God only insomuch as it helps us right now. This series explores God’s plan to redeem and restore all things through Christ.
Point Five Series – 6 weeks on a Personal View of the Gospel
Gospel Lens: There’s more to your core than what you were before
When a phone camera lens zooms in, everything is magnified. You see beauty more clearly, but you also see the imperfections more intensely. In the same way, this series zooms in on our flaws in the context of the overarching gospel narrative with the hope of helping us see ourselves more clearly.
Grounded Series – 4 weeks on Insecurity + Discipleship Event
Gospel Lens: The gospel is the truest thing in the room
For students, the things they do or say that get them grounded are a result in them not being grounded in the gospel. So in this series, you’ll help your students uncover the why behind their unhealthy actions in the hopes that a gospel lens will help them find true freedom.
Content Series – 3 weeks on Digital Consumption
Gospel Lens: Because of I AM, I can be.
God is gracious toward us in our imperfections. It’s often our shame over or discomfort in our flaws or flawed lives that lead us toward consumption of content. But if God’s grace colored the way we operate, we would spend less time numbing ourselves with consumption.
Rerun Series – 4 weeks on the book of Jeremiah
Gospel Lens: Reruns reflect the readiness of your heart.
Sometimes life feels like a rerun. We make the same mistakes. We miss opportunities. We let life pass us by. TV characters don’t grow in reruns. Neither do we. But in prophesying to the people of Judah, Jeremiah insists that a new season of your show is produced when your readiness meets God’s timing.
Clocks Series – 4 weeks on Breakups
Gospel Lens: In Christ, death brings new life.
When you’re in a relationship, there’s usually a moment where it feels like it’s meant to last forever. So what do you do when you discover that time has run out? The 1st century Jewish Christians didn’t date, but they had to breakup with the Old Covenant. And what we learn in studying that will help us respond far better when clocks don’t love us like they used to.
Revelation Series – 6 weeks through the book of Revelation
Gospel Lens: There’s more to God than you know.
Many take the book of Revelation and focus on political signs or intellectual understanding of the mystery, but what God communicates through this vision is far more important for your heart here and now: There is more to God than you know.
Upended Series – 2 weeks on Easter
Gospel Lens: A living Christ changes your life.
It’s easy to overlook the resurrection. The thing we typically pay the most attention to is the cross. But actually, it wasn’t Jesus dying on the cross that turned the world upside down, but rather the resurrection.
Immutable Series – 5 weeks on AI
Gospel Lens: God forms us in His image.
AI is everywhere, and perhaps rightfully so. It’s revolutionary technology. But sometimes we mistakenly make AI our god. AI may feel omniscient, omnipresent, and even omnipotent, but it is not God. It has no center. It only reflects and morphs according to you. God is immutable. He forms us in His image, while AI forms itself in ours.
