Taproot Church Twin Falls

In this sermon, we'll see that Jesus is the greater prophet, priest, and king of Israel and all humanity. The question that's being asked of us is will we follow him?

In this sermon we will see how Jesus is confronted with incorrectly observing the Sabbath by the religious leaders. He masterfully exerts his authority over the Law, Temple and Sabbath to reveal that he is Lord over all and drives home the purpose of the Sabbath by demonstrating that it is for the Flourishing of Humanity.

In this sermon, we'll look at how God's desire is for his people to flourish under his good and loving care and that they, in turn, would have an impact on the world around them that would lead to its flourishing too.

In this sermon, we'll see that the Church is the called out people of God who are to conduct their lives in simple and intentional ways for the purpose of being a witness to the work of Jesus being done in us.

In this sermon, we're looking specifically at why we need to cultivate this kind of life, how we cultivate this kind of life, and the importance it has in our church and world.

In this sermon, we'll be looking at the first part of our third core value. We'll see what it means to be a people walking in step with the Spirit.

In this sermon, we'll look at what the gospel is, what its implications are, and why it must be central to the life of every follower of Jesus.

In this sermon we see in this passage that Jesus is misunderstood by John the Baptist, by those he was ministering to, by the cities he was doing much of his mighty works in and unfortunately by us today. We all want Jesus to be our Messiah, Prophet, and Savior on our terms, but in order to truly know Jesus and find that rest our souls long for we need to learn to be with Jesus and set our expectations on who He says He is.

In this sermon we will be looking at the way Jesus has compassion for people, teaches his Disciples to Pray for workers, and equips the twelve for a mission to the House of Israel. Here we will see the heart of Christ for people to be rescued from their harassed and helpless state by the Good News of the Kingdom of Heaven.

In this sermon we will be looking at how Jesus comes down from the sermon and systematically heals the outsiders. We the church are to marvel at our amazing servant King Jesus who goes out of his way to love the outsider like you and me. We then are to follow his example by going to the outsiders in our world loving them, just as Jesus has revealed His love for us.

n this sermon, Jesus invites his disciples to flourish by placing their hope in the assurance of the Father's love and provision, thus doing away with anxiety.

In this sermon we will be looking at the three different ways the Royal Father comes at the goal of getting and keeping wisdom because it is the way to the Flourishing Life.

Deliverance from evil begins first and foremost with a relationship with God, resulting in you receiving, treasuring, being attentive, and inclining your heart to the teaching of God's word.

We are looking at Lady Wisdom as she calls the Simple, the Scoffer and the Fool to listen to her and pursue a path that leads to security.

In this sermon we will take a look at the Royal Father's warning not to go down the path of greed which leads to death, and explore that wisdom invites us to get our deepest needs met through God's presence and God's kingdom community.

In this sermon we will introduce our Summer preaching series through the first collection of Proverbs; chapters 1-9 and we will ask the questions, what is wisdom and how do we pursue it?

In this sermon we will look at the transformative nature of daily dependence on our good Father.

In this sermon, we'll see that Jesus calls his disciples to a reckless, deep, and affectionate love for all humanity. We do so in light of how he has loved us.

In this sermon, we will look at Jesus’ command for His followers to wisely seek opportunities to respond with a radical generosity in the face of injustice from those presently outside His Kingdom.

In this text, Jesus teaches on the destructive nature of anger, and how his followers are to act quickly regarding their own anger.

In this sermon, Jesus will introduce us to his understanding of the Scriptures and show us why they are so important for his followers.

In this sermon, we will look at how Jesus identifies His disciples as Salt and Light in the world.