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Michael Guyer

Sermons from Treasuring Christ Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about conflict from James 4:1-6.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about friendship from Ecclesiastes 4:9-12.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about parenting from Deuteronomy 4:9.

*This is only a portion of the sermon. The first 10 minutes of the sermon were not recorded.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about mental health from Matthew 6:19-23.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about singleness and dating from 1 Corinthians 7.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about finances and money from 2 Corinthians 9:6-7.

Over the next 9 weeks, we are going to look at what the Bible says about anxiety, finances, singleness and dating, parenting, mental health, friendship, conflict, politics, and work and faith. An impulse we want to have as a church when we face any issue is to ask this question: what does the Bible say about it? In this series, we want to model what that looks like as we dig into what God’s Word says about these topics so that we walk in wisdom and godliness in everyday life. This week, we look at what the Bible says about anxiety from Philippians 4:4-7.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 23-25, we see that we can live in the gap between God's promise and fulfillment with a sure hope of God's promises, a certain confidence of God's provision, and a satisfaction in God's goodness.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 22, we learn that we can trust God will provide, even when we can’t to see what He is doing.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 20-21, we see God's faithfulness on display and find encouragement for how God's faithfulness spurs us on in fighting besetting sin and growing in godliness.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 18-19, we see a contrast between friendship with God and friendship with the world. It invites us to guard against the dangers of friendship and to pursue the blessings of friendship with God.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 17, we see how God Almighty uses the ordinary and how that encourages us in our walk with God.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 16:1-16, God is shown to be the God who sees, who looks after His people. In turn, we discover why this is good news for us and how God desires to transforms us as we walk in faith.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 15:1-21, we see that God can be trusted because He graciously assures us of His promises and unilaterally establishes His covenant with us.

How do we think about gender from a biblical perspective? How do we raising our sons and daughters in this cultural environment. This Parenting Seminar tackles theses questions by looking at God's good design for gender and practical wisdom from God's Word to guide us in raising boys and girls.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 14:1-24, we will see that because of who God is--our Sovereign Creator and Savior--we can trust what God says.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to live by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 12:10-13:18, we will see what it means to trust God in adversity, failure, and abundance.

In this sermon series, we will look at the journey of Abraham and his family as they follow God's call and trust His promise. Along the way, we will grow in our understanding of God and his covenant promises and what it means to walk by faith, especially when our circumstances are confusing or discouraging. In Genesis 11:27-12:9, we will see that God calls us by His grace to trust in His promises and to walk by faith.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? Today, Pastor Michael, looks at a very important question, "Can we trust the Bible?" In this sermon, we will look at whether or not the longer ending of Mark is original to the Gospel of Mark, how we got the Bible, and why we can trust the Bible is God's inspired Word.

He is risen! Listen as Pastor Michael teaches from the resurrection story described in Mark 16:1-8, and gives reason for confidence that the claims of Jesus' resurrection are indeed true and life-changing.

As we approach resurrection day, we reflect on the passion story of Jesus, as he eventually is led to the cross. This week, Pastor Michael teaches on Mark 15:16-47, where Jesus is mocked, beaten, crucified, and buried in a tomb.

As we approach resurrection day, we reflect on the passion story of Jesus, as he eventually is led to the cross. This week, Pastor Michael teaches on Mark 15:1-15, where Jesus comes before Pilate, and Pilate hands Jesus over to be crucified.

As we approach resurrection day, we reflect on the story of Jesus and his disciples leading up to the cross. This week, Pastor Michael teaches on Mark 14:66-72, where Peter denies being a disciple of Jesus three times.

As we approach resurrection day, we reflect on the story of Jesus and his disciples leading up to the cross. This week, Pastor Michael teaches on Mark 14:43-72, where Jesus is betrayed by Judas, and each of Jesus' disciples consequently flee from the guards who came to take Jesus captive.

This week, Pastor Michael teaches on Luke 6:27-46, and reflects on what it means to love our neighbors, and even our enemies as Jesus has commanded us.

Listen in for the third session of the Treasuring Christ Church women's bible study. This week, we will be discussing the passage of Titus 3.

In this week's sermon, pastor Michael delivers a message from Mark 14:26-42, where Jesus foretells of Peter's denial, and prays in the Garden of Gethsemane as he awaits to be betrayed and embrace the cross.

Listen in for the third session of the Treasuring Christ Church women's bible study. This week, Alyssa will be discussing the passage of Titus 2.

In this week's sermon, pastor Michael delivers a message from Mark 13:14-37, where Jesus foretells of his return.

Listen in for the second session of the Treasuring Christ Church women's bible study. This week, Clarissa will be discussing the passage of Titus 1:5-16.

Listen in for the first session of the Treasuring Christ Church women's bible study. This week, Emily will be discussing the passage of Titus 1:1-4.

In this week's sermon our Pastoral Resident, Austin, delivers a message from Mark 13:1-13, where Jesus warns his disciples of the signs of the end of the age, and warns them to be on guard.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Michael discusses John 12:27-36, and reflects on how to make much of Christ, as we live to the Glory of God.

Following the birth of Jesus Christ, we learn of two people, Simeon and Anna, who encountered Jesus in the temple as he was presented to the Lord during the time of purification. This week, Pastor Michael discusses what it means to live for and wait on Jesus, in light of this story.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Michael discusses Galatians 5:16-26, and reflects on what it means to walk according to the spirit, rather than the flesh.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity.

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

This Advent season we will look at the story behind Christmas. This story can be found in the book of Ruth. It is a short book the shows the hidden hand of God at work providentially in the midst of a dark and weary world to bring about hope and redemption. Whether you feel broken by your circumstances or your sin, Ruth reminds us that there is hope to be found in God who does not forget His promises and works to accomplish our redemption. So it was in the birth of Jesus Christ. God keeps His promises and comes to accomplish our redemption Himself. In a weary world and our oft-filled weary lives, He is there and He is our hope. This week, Pastor Mike looks at how Ruth 4 helps us see God faithfully redeems and lovingly restores the undeserving.

This Advent season we will look at the story behind Christmas. This story can be found in the book of Ruth. It is a short book the shows the hidden hand of God at work providentially in the midst of a dark and weary world to bring about hope and redemption. Whether you feel broken by your circumstances or your sin, Ruth reminds us that there is hope to be found in God who does not forget His promises and works to accomplish our redemption. So it was in the birth of Jesus Christ. God keeps His promises and comes to accomplish our redemption Himself. In a weary world and our oft-filled weary lives, He is there and He is our hope. This week, Pastor Chris looks at how Ruth 3 helps us see God's provision beginning to unfold in the life of Ruth, through the promise of a kinsman redeemer.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity.

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity.

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

This Advent season we will look at the story behind Christmas. This story can be found in the book of Ruth. It is a short book the shows the hidden hand of God at work providentially in the midst of a dark and weary world to bring about hope and redemption. Whether you feel broken by your circumstances or your sin, Ruth reminds us that there is hope to be found in God who does not forget His promises and works to accomplish our redemption. So it was in the birth of Jesus Christ. God keeps His promises and comes to accomplish our redemption Himself. In a weary world and our oft-filled weary lives, He is there and He is our hope. This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Ruth 1 helps us see God's presence, grace, and blessing even in the face of our own darkness and loss.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, pastor Mike Luginbill looks at Mark 12:38-44 and discusses about Jesus's encounter with a poor widow who offered all she had.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, pastor Michael looks at Mark 12:35-37 and discusses Jesus' teaching about his Lordship over David.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, our pastoral resident, Benjamin, looks at Mark 12:28-34 and discusses Jesus' teaching on the greatest commandment.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, pastor Chris looks at Mark 12:13-27 and discusses Jesus' teaching on taxes and the resurrection.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, our pastoral resident, Austin, looks at Mark 12:1-12 and discusses the parable of the tenants.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity.

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, pastor Michael looks at Mark 11:27-33 and discusses the authority of Jesus.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, our pastoral resident, Benjamin, looks at Mark 11:12-25 and shows what the story of the cursed fig tree reveals about faith.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 4:7-18 shows us what it means to live on mission for Christ.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 4:2-6 shows us what it means to live on mission for Christ.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 3:18-4:1 shows us what it means to develop Christ-centered relationships.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 3:5-13 shows us what it means to experience Christ-centered change.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 3:1-7 shows us what it means to experience a new identity in Christ.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years later, Paul's words are just as relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 1:24-2:4 shows us what it means to make Christ known even in our suffering.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years laters, Paul's world are just a relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we continue to look at how Colossians 1:9-14 models Christ-centered prayer for us.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years laters, Paul's world are just a relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 2:6-15 points us to the fullness of life that is found in Christ.

In a world filled with spirituality apart from and beyond Christ, Paul writes Colossians to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. His message is clear: Christ is enough. Some 2000 years laters, Paul's world are just a relevant as ever. Through this series, we will consider what it means to live Christ-centered lives and to be a Christ-centered church. This week, we look at how Colossians 1:1-8 models Christ-centered prayer for us.

A evangelism series that majors on knowing and enjoying the gospel we share while also helping is think about how to share the gospel with people God puts in our lives. Through this series, we want to become familiar with some of the gospel threads that run throughout the New Testament—justification, forgiveness, adoption, reconciliation, and new creation. These threads are what Jesus’ death and resurrection bring about or make available to those who receive and trust in Jesus. The deeper we know them the more freely we will share them with others.

A evangelism series that majors on knowing and enjoying the gospel we share while also helping is think about how to share the gospel with people God puts in our lives. Through this series, we want to become familiar with some of the gospel threads that run throughout the New Testament—justification, forgiveness, adoption, reconciliation, and new creation. These threads are what Jesus’ death and resurrection bring about or make available to those who receive and trust in Jesus. The deeper we know them the more freely we will share them with others.

A evangelism series that majors on knowing and enjoying the gospel we share while also helping is think about how to share the gospel with people God puts in our lives. Through this series, we want to become familiar with some of the gospel threads that run throughout the New Testament—justification, forgiveness, adoption, reconciliation, and new creation. These threads are what Jesus’ death and resurrection bring about or make available to those who receive and trust in Jesus. The deeper we know them the more freely we will share them with others.

A evangelism series that majors on knowing and enjoying the gospel we share while also helping is think about how to share the gospel with people God puts in our lives. Through this series, we want to become familiar with some of the gospel threads that run throughout the New Testament—justification, forgiveness, adoption, reconciliation, and new creation. These threads are what Jesus’ death and resurrection bring about or make available to those who receive and trust in Jesus. The deeper we know them the more freely we will share them with others.

A evangelism series that majors on knowing and enjoying the gospel we share while also helping is think about how to share the gospel with people God puts in our lives. Through this series, we want to become familiar with some of the gospel threads that run throughout the New Testament—justification, forgiveness, adoption, reconciliation, and new creation. These threads are what Jesus’ death and resurrection bring about or make available to those who receive and trust in Jesus. The deeper we know them the more freely we will share them with others.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Chris, looks at Mark 11:1-11 and shows what the triumphal entry teaches us about salvation and following Christ.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, looks at Mark 10:46-52 and shows how Jesus' healing blind Bartimaeus teaches us some foundational truths about faith and discipleship.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, teaches through Mark 10:32-45 and shows us how the cross is central to understanding Jesus' identity and mission but also how the cross frees us from our sin and self, freeing us to serve as Jesus as has served us.

Even though the cultural winds have changed around us, neither the gospel nor our mission has changed. For the next six weeks we will be looking at how 1 Peter and Eliot Clark’s book Evangelism as Exiles helps us embrace our calling to make Christ known, even in the face of opposition and the possibility of suffering. Just because we live as exiles in this world, we don’t have to live in retreat.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, teaches through Mark 10:13-31 and shows us what it teaches about entering the kingdom of God. Jesus' invitation to follow Him challenges our self-sufficiency and desire to follow Jesus on our terms. The rich blessings of knowing Jesus are far greater than anything we will give up when we trust and follow Him.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, teaches through Mark 10:1-12 and how it helps us understand God's design for marriage as well as how the Bible approaches questions concerning divorce and remarriage.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, walks through Mark 9:30-50 showing us what it means to follow Jesus by putting to death selfish preferences and becoming humble servants.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, walks through Mark 9:14-29 showing us how it helps to see the struggle to believe and the necessity of prayer.

Even though the cultural winds have changed around us, neither the gospel nor our mission has changed. For the next six weeks we will be looking at how 1 Peter and Eliot Clark’s book Evangelism as Exiles helps us embrace our calling to make Christ known, even in the face of opposition and the possibility of suffering. Just because we live as exiles in this world, we don’t have to live in retreat.

Session 1: The Glory of God and Overcoming Shame and Rejection

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael, walks through Mark 9:1-13 showing us how it calls us to behold the glory of Christ and listen to His word. In draws our minds to 2 Corinthians 3:18, which says, "And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit."

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? On Easter Sunday, Pastor Michael, walked through how Jesus tells us about Easter before it happens in Mark 8:31-38. Jesus not only tells us about Easter before it happened, He tells us what it all means by inviting us to follow Him. Whether you've been in church your whole life or are just considering Christianity for the first time, Mark 8:31-38 is the quintessential invitation to all people: you have to die to yourself to find yourself, you have to follow Christ to find life.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? Today, Pastor Michael, looks at how Mark 8:1-30 walks us through the struggle to see Jesus rightly and our need for Jesus to give us sight. When we have eyes to see Jesus, we will know that He is more than enough.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? Now that we are almost halfway through the Gospel of Mark, it is amazing to see how much more of Jesus there is still to comprehend. As Mark 7:37 states, "He has done all things well." Today, Pastor Michael, walks through Mark 7:24-37, showing us important lessons about Jesus' mission and about faith.

God calls us to be a people faithful to gospel doctrine and gospel culture. One without the other leaves us in either the ditch of hypocrisy or fragility. The power of God demonstrates itself in right belief and transformed living. Luke 18 takes us to what fuels gospel culture. In a word, it is humility. Humility fuels gospel culture by allowing us to have a right view of ourselves and of God.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Mike Luginill walks us through Mark 7:1-23 to show us the messiness of the heart and the source of cleansing that is found in Jesus.

Nick Ford of Mission Church in New Hudson, MI shares with us the proper motivations for gospel mission from 2 Corinthians 5:11-21. If you live in the New Hudson area and are looking for a church, check out Mission Church. Their first public service will be on April 2, 2023. Find out more here, https://mission.churchcenter.com/home

For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, visit us online at tccannarbor.com

Creating a Gospel Culture begins with understanding that we have been entrusted with the gospel. Pastor Michael unpacks 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 to show how we are to carry our our responsibility to share the gospel. We must pursue pleasing God, love others sacrificially, and live worthy of our calling in Christ. When we live in this way our lives will be a testimony to the credibility and power of the gospel.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Mark 6:30-56 shows our need to see Jesus for who He is.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Mark 6:1-30 sets our expectations for what it looks like to follow Jesus on mission.

The Women's Bible Study through Exodus. The aim of this study is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own.

Women's Bible Study - Session 1 - Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 2 - Exodus 5-10 - Amy Woods
Women's Bible Study - Session 3 - Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer
Women's Bible Study - Session 4 - Exodus 14-15;21 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 5 - Exodus 15:22 -17:7 - Not Recorded
Women's Bible Study - Session 7 - Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Women's Bible Study - Session 8 - Exodus 20 -24 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 9 - Exodus 25-30 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 10 - Exodus 32 - Kim Lebs
Women's Bible Study - Session 11 - Exodus 33-34 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 11 - Exodus 35-40 - Kim Less

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Mark 5:21-43 shows us that we can trust Jesus even in the face of our most desperate circumstances.

The Women's Bible Study through Exodus. The aim of this study is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own.

Women's Bible Study - Session 1 - Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 2 - Exodus 5-10 - Amy Woods
Women's Bible Study - Session 3 - Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer
Women's Bible Study - Session 4 - Exodus 14-15;21 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 5 - Exodus 15:22 -17:7 - Not Recorded
Women's Bible Study - Session 7 - Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Women's Bible Study - Session 8 - Exodus 20 -24 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 9 - Exodus 25-30 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 10 - Exodus 32 - Kim Lebs
Women's Bible Study - Session 11 - Exodus 33-34 - Alyssa Poole

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 5:1-20 shows us Jesus' power to deliver from bondage to sin and Satan and send us to tell of His mercy.

The Women's Bible Study through Exodus. The aim of this study is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own.

Women's Bible Study - Session 1 - Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 2 - Exodus 5-10 - Amy Woods
Women's Bible Study - Session 3 - Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer
Women's Bible Study - Session 4 - Exodus 14-15;21 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 5 - Exodus 15:22 -17:7 - Not Recorded
Women's Bible Study - Session 7 - Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Women's Bible Study - Session 8 - Exodus 20 -24 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 9 - Exodus 25-30 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 10 - Exodus 32 - Kim Lebs

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 4:35-42 teaching us about Jesus and how the truth of who He is helps strengthen and sustain us in the midst of life's storms.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 4:21-34 teaching us about responding to the gospel of the kingdom and how it helps understanding the nature of God's kingdom.

The Women's Bible Study through Exodus. The aim of this study is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own.

Womens' Bible Study - Session 1 - Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 2 - Exodus 5-10 - Amy Woods
Women's Bible Study - Session 3 - Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer
Women's Bible Study - Session 4 - Exodus 14-15;21 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 5 - Exodus 15:22 -17:7 - Not Recorded
Women's Bible Study - Session 7 - Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Women's Bible Study - Session 8 - Exodus 20 -24 - Alyssa Poole
Women's Bible Study - Session 9 - Exodus 25-30 - Alyssa Poole

Pastor Michael cast vision for the coming year and shows how Acts 14:21-23 provides the encouragement and strength we need for the new year.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Belief: Grounded in the Core Doctrines of Christianity. Every Christian must be a theologian. This does not mean you need an advanced degree in theology but it means you must know what you belief and why you believe it. This Equip Class is intended to help expose those seeking to the Christian faith and help ground believers in the core doctrines of the faith. This week's class focuses on the Doctrine of Man.

As beautiful as Advent season can be, it often finds us busy and distracted with the commercial season of holiday shopping and party planning. To be sure, the gifts and the parties are not the problem. The problem is that our hearts are drawn to the allure of more things and distracted by the busyness of the season. The solution to our busyness and preoccupation during Advent is to carve out time solely dedicated to treasuring Jesus above all things—to consider the promise of His coming, the wonder of His birth, and the significance of the incarnation alongside the hope and anticipation of His second coming. To help us do that we are going to consider the four themes associated with the Advent wreath–hope, faith, joy, and peace. For the next four Sundays and on Christmas Eve, we will look at these themes in light of Jesus’ first coming and His second coming.

As beautiful as Advent season can be, it often finds us busy and distracted with the commercial season of holiday shopping and party planning. To be sure, the gifts and the parties are not the problem. The problem is that our hearts are drawn to the allure of more things and distracted by the busyness of the season. The solution to our busyness and preoccupation during Advent is to carve out time solely dedicated to treasuring Jesus above all things—to consider the promise of His coming, the wonder of His birth, and the significance of the incarnation alongside the hope and anticipation of His second coming. To help us do that we are going to consider the four themes associated with the Advent wreath–hope, faith, joy, and peace. For the next four Sundays and on Christmas Eve, we will look at these themes in light of Jesus’ first coming and His second coming.

As beautiful as Advent season can be, it often finds us busy and distracted with the commercial season of holiday shopping and party planning. To be sure, the gifts and the parties are not the problem. The problem is that our hearts are drawn to the allure of more things and distracted by the busyness of the season. The solution to our busyness and preoccupation during Advent is to carve out time solely dedicated to treasuring Jesus above all things—to consider the promise of His coming, the wonder of His birth, and the significance of the incarnation alongside the hope and anticipation of His second coming. To help us do that we are going to consider the four themes associated with the Advent wreath–hope, faith, joy, and peace. For the next four Sundays and on Christmas Eve, we will look at these themes in light of Jesus’ first coming and His second coming.

The Women's Summer Bible Study dives into Exodus 14-24. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This study covered five weeks:

Exodus 14-15:21 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 15:22-17:7 - Not recorded
Exodus 17:8-19:6 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Exodus 20-24 - Alyssa Poole

The Women's Summer Bible Study dives into Exodus 14-24. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This study covered five weeks:

Exodus 14-15:21 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 15:22-17:7 - Not recorded
Exodus 17:8-19:6 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Exodus 20-24 - Alyssa Poole

The Women's Summer Bible Study dives into Exodus 14-24. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This study covered five weeks:

Exodus 14-15:21 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 15:22-17:7 - Not recorded
Exodus 17:8-19:6 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Exodus 20-24 - Alyssa Poole

The Women's Summer Bible Study dives into Exodus 14-24. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This study covered five weeks:

Exodus 14-15:21 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 15:22-17:7 - Not recorded
Exodus 17:8-19:6 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 19:7-25; 20:18-26 - Meleah Nunn
Exodus 20-24 - Alyssa Poole

Emily Guyer teaches on how the character of God gives us hope in stressful seasons.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Belief: Grounded in the Core Doctrines of Christianity. Every Christian must be a theologian. This does not mean you need an advanced degree in theology but it means you must know what you belief and why you believe it. This Equip Class is intended to help expose those seeking to the Christian faith and help ground believers in the core doctrines of the faith. This week's class focuses on God's work in creation along with angels, Satan, and demons.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Belief: Grounded in the Core Doctrines of Christianity. Every Christian must be a theologian. This does not mean you need an advanced degree in theology but it means you must know what you belief and why you believe it. This Equip Class is intended to help expose those seeking to the Christian faith and help ground believers in the core doctrines of the faith. This week's class focuses on theology proper--the doctrine of God, specifically focusing on the character of God.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 4:1-20 tells us about how God grows His kingdom and what role we play in His mission.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 3:7-35 shows us about how we should respond to Jesus.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at what Mark 2:18-3:6 shows us about longing for and rest in Jesus within the kingdom of God.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Belief: Grounded in the Core Doctrines of Christianity. Every Christian must be a theologian. This does not mean you need an advanced degree in theology but it means you must know what you belief and why you believe it. This Equip Class is intended to help expose those seeking to the Christian faith and help ground believers in the core doctrines of the faith. This week's class focuses on the word of God, the very foundation of theology--God has revealed Himself in His Word.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Mark 2:1-17 shows us how Jesus came to save sinners who come to Him by faith and use sinners who humbly follow Him.

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at how Mark 1:21-45 shows us the priority of preaching the gospel in Jesus' mission and how Jesus' miracles give us a glimpse of the kingdom to come.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Formation: How the Spiritual Disciplines Help Us Grow in Godliness. There are many ways Christians grow, but an instrumental resource for growth in the Christian life are the spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are means of grace that help form godly character and Christlike living in our lives. In this six week class, we will cover three primary spiritual disciplines: Bible reading, prayer, fellowship. We will also spend time considering how to intentionally implement these disciplines into our everyday life. This week's class focuses on evangelism and stewardship of our time and finances within the framework of the Great Commission.

Key Resources:

Habits of Grace by David Matthis
The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at the call and cost of following Jesus from Mark 1:16-20. Is your life at Christ's disposal?

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Formation: How the Spiritual Disciplines Help Us Grow in Godliness. There are many ways Christians grow, but an instrumental resource for growth in the Christian life are the spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are means of grace that help form godly character and Christlike living in our lives. In this six week class, we will cover three primary spiritual disciplines: Bible reading, prayer, fellowship. We will also spend time considering how to intentionally implement these disciplines into our everyday life. This week's class focuses on evangelism and stewardship of our time and finances within the framework of the Great Commission.

Key Resources:

Habits of Grace by David Matthis
The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus? This week, Pastor Michael looks at Jesus' baptism, temptation in the wilderness, and the beginning of his public ministry in Mark 1:9-15.

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Formation: How the Spiritual Disciplines Help Us Grow in Godliness. There are many ways Christians grow, but an instrumental resource for growth in the Christian life are the spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are means of grace that help form godly character and Christlike living in our lives. In this six week class, we will cover three primary spiritual disciplines: Bible reading, prayer, fellowship. We will also spend time considering how to intentionally implement these disciplines into our everyday life. This week's class focuses on the the spiritual discipline of fellowship.

Key Resources:

Habits of Grace by David Matthis
The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley

Simply put, the Gospel of Mark is about following Jesus. Whether someone is seeking to understand who Jesus is or wanting to grow as a follower of Christ, the Gospel of Mark tackles these issues head-on. Over the next few months, we will work through Mark to seek to answer these two questions: 1) Who is Jesus? and 2) What does it mean to follow Jesus?

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Formation: How the Spiritual Disciplines Help Us Grow in Godliness. There are many ways Christians grow, but an instrumental resource for growth in the Christian life are the spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are means of grace that help form godly character and Christlike living in our lives. In this six week class, we will cover three primary spiritual disciplines: Bible reading, prayer, fellowship. We will also spend time considering how to intentionally implement these disciplines into our everyday life. This week's class focuses on the the spiritual discipline of Bible reading.

Key Resources:

Habits of Grace by David Matthis
The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at how Matthew 28:16-20 defines the mission of the church to make disciples of all nations.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at 1 Corinthians 5:1-13 and Matthew 18:15-20 to show us the the purpose and process of church disciple. Just as God disciplines His children out of love and for their holiness and restoration, so He calls the church to pursue discipleship and practice church discipline out of love, for our holiness, and with the aim of restoration.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In this Core Equip Class, we are studying Christian Formation: How the Spiritual Disciplines Help Us Grow in Godliness. There are many ways Christians grow, but an instrumental resource for growth in the Christian life are the spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are means of grace that help form godly character and Christlike living in our lives. In this six week class, we will cover three primary spiritual disciplines: Bible reading, prayer, fellowship. We will also spend time considering how to intentionally implement these disciplines into our everyday life.

Key Resources:

Habits of Grace by David Matthis
The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at Hebrews 12:1-13 to show us the heart of God who disciplines us so that we might share in holiness and how this helps us understand the importance of church pursuing discipleship and church discipline.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at how 1 Corinthians 12 helps us understand spiritual gifts and how God uses the gifts to empower the church to do the work of ministry and build up the church.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at how Ephesians 4:7-5:2 lays out a vision for the ministry of the church. In it, we see how God calls every believer to be a minister who builds up the church in truth and love.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael looks at how the Spirit working through the proclamation of the gospel gives birth to the church in Acts 2:42-47. In this passage, we see the picture of a devoted church--devoted to gathering, devoted to God, and devoted to one another--and how God uses them to spread the gospel.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

Pastor Dwayne Million from Open Door Church in Raleigh, NC shares from Mark 9:14-29. Pastor Dwayne helps us to understanding we are all a mixture of belief and unbelief. Mark 9 challenges us to confess our unbelief to God and to seek His help that we might belief like Jesus.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael closes out our Law of God series and help us understand the tenth commandment (do not covet) and how it calls us to pursue our own contentment and our neighbor's good.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

In this six week series entitled, “The Local Church: God’s Plan for His People," we will be looking at what Scripture says about the local church. Both in our culture and with the church today, there is often confusion about what the church is and a temptation to minimize the significance of the church in the life of the Christian. Rather than seeking pragmatic answers or looking at the most recent trend, we want to ask, "What does God say about the church? What is God’s plan for His church?" This week Pastor Michael helps us to see Jesus' view of the church from Matthew 16:13-20.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com or email us at info@tccannarbor.com

In the letter to the Philippians Paul illustrates how Christians who have been transformed by the gospel are to live by giving us more of the gospel. In Philippians 2:1-11, Mike Luginbill helps us understand how we can grow in true humility by looking to Jesus Christ. In this message, Mike helps us answer three questions: 1) What is true humility? 2) Who is Jesus? and 3) What will humility lead to?

For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the ninth commandment (do not commit adultery) and how God calls us to be people who know and love the truth while also being people who speak the truth in love.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the seventh commandment (do not commit adultery) and how God calls us to honor marriage and walk in purity.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Women's Bible Study Intensive dives into Exodus 1-13. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This weekend intensive was structured around three main sessions on Exodus with personal study time, group discussion, and worship.

Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 5-10 - Amelia Woods
Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer

The Women's Bible Study Intensive dives into Exodus 1-13. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This weekend intensive was structured around three main sessions on Exodus with personal study time, group discussion, and worship.

Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 5-10 - Amelia Woods
Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer

The Women's Bible Study Intensive dives into Exodus 1-13. Its aim is not only to study the Bible but to equip women to grow in their knowledge and confidence of studying God's Word on their own. This weekend intensive was structured around three main sessions on Exodus with personal study time, group discussion, and worship.

Exodus 1-4 - Alyssa Poole
Exodus 5-10 - Amelia Woods
Exodus 11-13 - Emily Guyer

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the sixth commandment (do not murder): how it's grounded in the image of God in every person, how it teaches us to value life from conception to natural death, and how it extends all the way to the anger in our hearts.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Chris helps us understand the fifth commandment and what it means to find honor our mothers and fathers.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the fourth commandment and what it means to find our sabbath rest in Jesus Christ and how to practice the wisdom of rest in our lives.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the third commandment and what it means to find help in the name of the Lord and why we shouldn't misuse God's name.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand the second commandment and what it means to worship God rightly according to who He has revealed Himself to be in Jesus Christ (the living Word) and the Bible (the written Word).

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Chris helps us understand the first commandment and what it means to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael helps us understand how Jesus fulfills the Law and what that means for the believer's relationship to the Law.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

The Law is central to understanding the message of the Bible and good news of the gospel. The Law reflects the character of God, reveals our need for the gospel, and points to how the Christian can walk in a manner pleasing to God. However, important questions remain: Is the entire Mosaic Law still binding on Christians today? Are Christians inconsistent in which parts of the Law they apply today? Didn’t Jesus say he “fulfilled” the Law? This sermon series will dig into these important questions and more while also unpacking what the 10 commandments mean for us today. This week, Pastor Michael provides an overview of why we can trust God's authority and provides an overview of how we should respond to God's law.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Cinemark Movie Theater (4100 Carpenter Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197). Learn more online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at how 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5 helps show us a model of praying for the spread of the gospel.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at Luke 23 and Matthew 27 to see how Jesus' prayers on the cross teach us what He accomplished for us through the cross.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at how John 17:6-19 helps us to see the confidence we have as God has left us in the world to be sanctified by the Word and to be sent into the world.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

The Bible is the true story of the world. Yet, we often view the Bible as a series of disconnected short stories rather than one unified narrative that reveals God's purpose for us and all of creation.

Over four weeks, we will look at the four major aspects of the storyline of the Bible: 1) Creation, 2) Fall, 3) Redemption, and 4) New Creation. Through this Equip Class, we want to deepen your understanding of the Bible and how to live in light of God’s story.

The Bible is the true story of the world. Yet, we often view the Bible as a series of disconnected short stories rather than one unified narrative that reveals God's purpose for us and all of creation.

Over four weeks, we will look at the four major aspects of the storyline of the Bible: 1) Creation, 2) Fall, 3) Redemption, and 4) New Creation. Through this Equip Class, we want to deepen your understanding of the Bible and how to live in light of God’s story.

The Bible is the true story of the world. Yet, we often view the Bible as a series of disconnected short stories rather than one unified narrative that reveals God's purpose for us and all of creation.

Over four weeks, we will look at the four major aspects of the storyline of the Bible: 1) Creation, 2) Fall, 3) Redemption, and 4) New Creation. Through this Equip Class, we want to deepen your understanding of the Bible and how to live in light of God’s story.

The Bible is the true story of the world. Yet, we often view the Bible as a series of disconnected short stories rather than one unified narrative that reveals God's purpose for us and all of creation.

Over four weeks, we will look at the four major aspects of the storyline of the Bible: 1) Creation, 2) Fall, 3) Redemption, and 4) New Creation. Through this Equip Class, we want to deepen your understanding of the Bible and how to live in light of God’s story.

TCC Kids wants to partner with parents to make disciples of the next generation. Family discipleship in the home is a central part of this vision. But how (and why) in the world do parents teach their kids about Jesus? What does that even look like practically through various stages of childhood? What are we aiming for and how do we know we are doing it well?

Listen in on our Q&A with Marty as think through some of these questions and how to navigate the foundational elements of a Christ-centered home and family discipleship.

We often think about how others lead us spiritually but how often do we consider how we are leading ourselves? Join us as we discuss how each of us can lead ourselves to grow spiritually by considering the ways that God has set before us for spiritual growth. We will be doing an in-depth look at the book - Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines.

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at how John 17:6-19 helps us to see the confidence we have as God has left us in the world to be sanctified by the Word and to be sent into the world.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at how John 17:1-5 helps us to see and treasure God's glory in Jesus granting eternal life, in Jesus' work on the cross, and in Jesus' exaltation.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at Matthew 6:10 and helps us to understand what it means to pray for God's kingdom to come and His will to be done. Ultimately, these two petitions are an act of submission on our part. In them, we say to God, not my kingdom come but your kingdom and not my will be done but your will be done.

Join us on Sundays at 10:30am (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI. 48197). Check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at Matthew 6:10 and helps us to understand what it means to pray for God's kingdom to come and His will to be done. Ultimately, these two petitions are an act of submission on our part. In them, we say to God, not my kingdom come but your kingdom and not my will be done but your will be done.

Prayer is foundational to the Christian life and, yet, many Christians struggle to live prayerful lives. The good news is that we are not left to ourselves to grow in this area of our faith. In fact, Jesus’ disciples once asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” (Luke 11:2) Over the next six weeks, leading up to Easter, we will look at how Jesus taught us to pray in the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6) and learn from Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (John 17). This week, Pastor Michael looks at Matthew 6:5-9 and helps us to understand what prayer is, how to prepare our hearts for prayer, and the importance of beginning with adoration of God.

Pastor Chris closes out our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 11:1-12:3 shows us about our pursuit of security and self-interest, but how God works to bring about His glory among the nations through the Abrahamic Covenant.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 9:18-11:9 tells us about God's plan for the nations and how God covers our shame and forgives our sin through the gospel.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 8:20-9:17 tells us about our covenant-making and keeping God.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 6:9-8:19 tells us about faithful courage, God's character, the gospel, and future judgment.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 5:1-6:8 tells us about God's response to sin and how that should compel us to live holy lives as we await His return.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 4 tells us about living life in a fallen world and the hope of Jesus' better sacrifice on the cross.

We would love for you to join us on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Over the next three weeks, we will walk through our annual Renew series. In this series, we reflect on and renew our commitment to Christ and His mission. Together, we will examine what it means for us to be a family on mission.

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Over the next three weeks, we will walk through our annual Renew series. In this series, we reflect on and renew our commitment to Christ and His mission. Together, we will examine what it means for us to be a family on mission.

familyonmission

Over the next three weeks, we will walk through our annual Renew series. In this series, we will reflect and renew our commitment to Christ and His mission. Together, we will examine what it means for us to be a family on mission.

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Series: Renew 2022

This Advent, we are walking through Matthew 1-2. As we close out this series, we consider what it looks like to follow Jesus after Christmas is over. Matthew 2 reminds us that Christmas is an invitation to worship in a world that opposes Jesus and is filled with sorrow.

We would love for you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Advent 2021

This Advent, we are walking through Matthew 1-2. This week we look at Matthew's account of the birth of Jesus. In it, we find out what Christmas is all about--Jesus. He was born to die so that we might live.

We would love for you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Advent 2021

This Advent, we are walking through Matthew 1-2. The first three weeks, we will be unpacking the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17. It is not only packed with history, but rich truth for us to dwell on this Advent season.

We would love for you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Advent 2021

This Advent, we are walking through Matthew 1-2. The first three weeks, we will be unpacking the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17. It is not only packed with history, but rich truth for us to dwell on this Advent season.

We would love for you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Advent 2021

This Advent, we are walking through Matthew 1-2. The first three weeks, we will be unpacking the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17. It is not only packed with history, but rich truth for us to dwell on this Advent season.

We would love for you to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Advent 2021

Pastor Michael continues our Origins series by unpacking what Genesis 3 tells us about temptation, sin, our response to God when we sin, and God's response to our sin.

We would love for you to join on Sundays at 10:30am. To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Pastor Michael continues our series in Genesis 1-11 by looking at what Genesis 2:15-25 has to say about manhood, womanhood, singleness, marriage, and sexuality.

Hard conversations are best had in the context of relationship. We would love for you to visit us on a Sunday morning, find out more about how you can plan your visit by clicking here: tccannarbor.com/sunday

Series: Origins - Genesis 1-11

Pastor Chris walks through Genesis 1-3, showing us God's design for work and our struggle with work because of sin. Yet, in the midst of work becoming toil, God's grace empowers us to do good in our work and glorify Him.

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Series: Origins - Genesis 1-11

Pastor Michael continues walking through Genesis 1-11. This week, we look at God's design for humanity from Genesis 1:26-28, 2:4-25.

To find out more about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out online at tccannarbor.com

Series: Origins - Genesis 1-11

Pastor Chris walks through the preeminence of Christ in creation and the church from Colossians 1:15-23. This stand-alone sermon connects with our sermons series–Origins: Genesis 1-11.

For more information about Treasuring Christ Church, check us out at tccannarbor.com.

Worship with us on Sunday @ 10:30 am. We meet at the Cinemark Theaters (4100 Carpenter Rd. Ypsilanti, MI 48197).

Series: Stand Alone Sermon

Origins: Genesis 1–11

Cultivating Missional Rhythms

Cultivating Missional Rhythms

Cultivating Missional Rhythms

Special Message from Chris Woods

Cultivating Missional Rhythms

Special Message from Seth Springs

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

Conversations with Jesus: Knowing and Making Jesus Known

God Speaks: Hope in The Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in the Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in the Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in The Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in the Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in the Darkness

God Speaks: Hope In the Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in The Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in The Darkness

God Speaks: Hope in The Darkness

Cross & Crown: How the Cross and Resurrection Changes Everything

Cross & Crown: How the Cross and Resurrection Changes Everything

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter to A Church Plant

Titus: A Letter To A Church Plant

Renew 2021: Back to The Basics

Renew: Back to The Basics

Renew 2021 - Back To The Basics

Renew 2021 - Back to The Basics

Advent - Unexpected Christmas - Luke

Advent - Unexpected Christmas - Luke

Advent - Unexpected Christmas - Luke

Advent - Unexpected Christmas - Luke

Relationships - A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships - A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships - A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships- A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships: A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships - A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships - A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

Relationships: A Biblical Framework for Relationships - Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church- Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

Thinking and Feeling with God - Psalms

Thinking and Feeling with God - Psalms

Thinking and Feeling with God- Psalms

Thinking and Feeling with God - Psalms

Thinking and Feeling with God - Psalms

Thinking and Feeling With God

Thinking and Feeling with God - Psalms

Special Message from Jeremy Chasteen

Special Message from Dwayne Milioni

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church- Ephesians

We Are The Church- Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

We Are The Church - Ephesians

Between Two Worlds Daniel 7-12

Between Two Worlds Daniel 7-12

Between Two Worlds Daniel 7-12

Between Two Worlds Daniel 7-12

Journey to the Cross- Luke 22-24

Journey to The Cross - Luke 22-24

Journey to the Cross - Luke 22-24

Journey to the Cross - Luke 22-24

Special Message

Journey to the Cross - Luke 22-24

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

Faithful in Exile - Daniel 1-6

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Refocus Series

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Treasuring Christ in Isaiah

Treasuring Christ in Isaiah

Treasuring Christ in Isaiah

Treasuring Christ in Isaiah

Special Message

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount

November 3, 2019

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount

Jesus Said: Exploring the Sermon on the Mount