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Jesus tells His disciples to listen so He can show them incredible realities about His Kingdom. In Mark 4, we get to see Jesus use parables to show us this truth as we all consider that Jesus the King is worth our everything. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Mark takes no time to preface his Gospel account or detail the events leading up to Jesus’ public ministry. He begins instantly with the Spirit empowered mission of Jesus to enter into a cosmic struggle with Satan and rescue the captives. In Mark 3:7-35, through a series of demonstrations of his true authority and the beginning of Jesus’ parables in Mark, we see that Jesus is the long foretold Mighty One of Jacob come to bind Satan, establishing a new family in Himself constituted by God’s Spirit, which empowers us to join Jesus on his mission. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Jesus’ life and teaching were upsetting to the religious leaders of His day. How is Jesus better than man-made religion? The stories in Mark 2:13-3:6 show us 3 ways. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

After an extended break, we're back! Over the course of the next year, we will be studying the book of Mark, which points to the relentless life of Jesus Christ. In Mark 1:21 - 2:12, we get to see Jesus show off His healing power. Jesus can heal anyone, and His mission to preach and display the good news of His healing power over your sin and suffering. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

God's plan of redemption cannot be stopped. His power is greater than any of His enemies. Those are two truths that guide this sermon as we take a look at the story of the Exodus. This entire story points to Jesus and shows us that our God redeems us from the slavery of sin and frees to have a personal relationship with the God who made us.

God's plan of redemption cannot be stopped. His power is greater than any of His enemies. Those are two truths that guide this sermon as we take a look at the story of the Exodus. This entire story points to Jesus and shows us that our God redeems us from the slavery of sin and frees us to have a personal relationship with the God who made us. Series // True and Better: How It All Points to Jesus To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we examine the fact that God's redemption plan includes getting people from every nation to worship Him as God. The story of Abraham shows off the glory of the gospel by foreshadowing how the person and work of Jesus was the ultimate fulfillment of God getting His gospel blessing to the nations. In response to this, we take risks to bless others while longing for Jesus to come make all things right. Series // True and Better: How It All Points to Jesus To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Adam’s choice in the garden brought the curse of death in our world. Adam was created by God and given purpose and identity to live as a human dependent on God. In his sin, Adam rebelled and passed the curse of sin to all of us. But, praise God that true and better Adam took the curse on Himself and rose again to give humans a new start in a life glorifying to God. Series // True and Better: How It All Points to Jesus To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

The revelation of Jesus Christ is in every line of the Bible. That leads us to our next sermon series called True and Better: How It All Points to Jesus. Through it, we will be examining serval key Old Testament themes and characters, tracing the storyline through the Bible, showing how each theme and character is fulfilled in the gospel of Jesus, and considering how our lives should be changed because of truths we see. This will undoubtedly be one of the most important sermon series we have ever done. Series // True and Better: How It All Points to Jesus To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In a special episode, Campus Collective hosts its first live panel discussion. Hosted by Janna Salyers and joined by Kelli Harrah, Beth Smith, Adam Goodwin and Andrew Ely, we wrap up our series in Philemon with conversations of reconciliation, division, and unity. Series // Where The Gospel Meets Division: Philemon To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

The book of Philemon ends with an incredible picture of the gospel. Paul was willing to do whatever it took to reconcile his two brothers. As we consider the weight his willingness, we take time to consider how Jesus did whatever it took to reconcile us back to God. Series // Where The Gospel Meets Division: Philemon To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

As we continue our series, Philemon 12-16 forces us to check our own soul and how our sin contributes to disunity. Learning from Paul in this case study of reconciliation gives us a path forward to fight for unity and overcome differences. Series // Where The Gospel Meets Division: Philemon To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

One of the primary ways that our sin manifests itself in our lives is through strained relationships. Disunity can be one of the biggest barriers to joyful serving in the kingdom of God. In the book of Philemon, Paul writes a letter dealing with issues of reconciliation. In this first sermon, we see the set up of this real-life case study in fighting for unity. Series // Where The Gospel Meets Division: Philemon To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

As we conclude our series in Ephesians, we see Paul's exhortation to the saints in Ephesus come to a climax with a call to stand with the armor of God against the devil in the war for our souls. In Ephesians 6:10-24, we're not simply reminded to be strong like a warrior - we are able to be strong because of our warrior: Christ, of whom we boldly proclaim in the mystery of the Gospel. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Husband + Wife. Child + Parent. Employee + Employer. What do these everyday roles have to do with our walk with Christ - and how do they point us to a bigger reality about God? As we look at Ephesians 5:22-6:9, we will examine how these roles show off the glory of Jesus, and how they also give us a framework to obey Him. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Ephesians 5:1-2 commands us to imitate God. However, the fundamental dilemma is this: How do unholy people imitate a holy God? In this sermon, we examine the attributes of God and learn how to behold them and imitate them by seeing how God's character is met at the Cross. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In Ephesians 4:17-32, Paul reminds Christians of their rescue from the dead life of sin. Additionally, he exhorts them to put off the old way of living and to put on the new life that Jesus purchased for them. In this sermon, Campus Collective Staff member Anthony Henderson unpacks why the ethic of the Christian life must be preceded by the Gospel. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

The Church is God's Plan A for furthering his Kingdom, and every follower of Jesus has a crucial role to play in advancing the Gospel. This week, Campus Collective Staff member Jake Bradley joins us as we explore Ephesians 4:1-16 and consider why God has designed the Church with every believer in mind. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

How does Paul respond to all of the glorious truths in the first half of the book of Ephesians? He prays. Ephesians 3:14-21 takes a deep look into the love of God and how that should shape our intimacy with Him through prayer. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

One thing that is incredible about the way Jesus works through Paul is that Paul seems to always be focused on the gospel mission. It seems like every word he spoke, action he took, and relationship he built was all for the purpose of seeing God's glory among the nations. In this sermon, we will look at Ephesians 3:1-13 where Paul interrupts his intercessory prayer time to go on a rant about the gospel and our mission. In this divinely inspired rabbit trail, we get a peak into the mind of someone who is completely obsessed with God getting glory. Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians