Episodes

Sunday Jul 07, 2024
RE: Series | Renew Your Attitude
Sunday Jul 07, 2024
Sunday Jul 07, 2024
RE: Series | Renew Your Attitude | Pastor Gabe VanderStel
Exodus 15-17
This Sunday, we're going to take a brief departure from our series in Ecclesiastes and embark on a short study we're calling the "RE: Series." On each of the next three weeks, we'll focus on a dynamic of Renew and what makes this church, and especially our church family, so special and unique in the way we serve the Lord.

Sunday Jun 30, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Scheme Of A Thing - 1.10
Sunday Jun 30, 2024
Sunday Jun 30, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Scheme Of A Thing | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 7:19-29
“I searched with wisdom the scheme of things.” It’s as if Solomon knew there was an enemy behind the evil he saw under the sun, and he desperately desired to uncover his schemes.
In this Sunday’s sermon, we will look to expose those schemes and consider what steps we can take to not fall for the traps of the evil one.

Sunday Jun 23, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | House Of Mourning - 1.9
Sunday Jun 23, 2024
Sunday Jun 23, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | House Of Mourning | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 7:1-18
This week, Solomon urges us to reflect on our lives by considering the day of our death. What will we be known for? What kind of spiritual legacy will we leave?
Join us this week as we reflect on the importance of a personal mission statement.

Sunday Jun 16, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Like a Shadow - 1.8
Sunday Jun 16, 2024
Sunday Jun 16, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Like a Shadow | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 6
Have you ever noticed the closer an object is to a light source, the bigger the shadow that is cast will be? The size and angle of the shadow is directly related to its proximity to the light source. In fact, an object cannot cast a shadow without a light source.
Shadows play a fascinating role in our everyday lives, adding depth, mystery, and even a touch of magic to the world around us. They create a captivating contrast between light and darkness.
As we move into Ecclesiastes chapter 6, we will leverage this concept as we honor our fathers this Sunday. How can fathers cast a godly shadow over their children, whether the sun is still high in the sky or approaching twilight?

Sunday Jun 09, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | When Goods Increase - 1.7
Sunday Jun 09, 2024
Sunday Jun 09, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | When Goods Increase | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 5:8-20
This Sunday, we will return to the book of Ecclesiastes and gain wisdom on how to view our money.
Join us this week in our "SEASONS" series as we learn the secret of how to GET along with little, and how to live graciously with much.

Thursday Jun 06, 2024
Made New | Baptism Sunday
Thursday Jun 06, 2024
Thursday Jun 06, 2024
Made New | Pastor Jon Adams
In 2 Corinthians 5:17 we read, “Therefore if anyone is in Christ, this person is a new creation; the old things passed away; behold, new things have come.” At Renew, we like to use a phrase based on this scripture on Baptism Sundays: “I have been made new.” But what does that mean?
In his devotional, Pastor Jon unpacks how, once we have accepted Christ into our hearts, we have a new identity. We are a new creation, not because of anything we’ve done, not because we deserve it, but because of Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

Sunday May 26, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Let My Words Be Few - 1.6
Sunday May 26, 2024
Sunday May 26, 2024
Seasons | Let My Words Be Few | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 5:1-7
We’ve all said something we regret. Why the regret? Because we know our words are powerful. They can both wound and heal.
In the season of life you find yourself in, have you been more careless or more careful with your words? Are they an encouragement or discouragement to others?
Join us this Sunday as we are challenged to consider our words, especially in those times when they should be few!

Sunday May 19, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Lot in Life - 1.5
Sunday May 19, 2024
Sunday May 19, 2024
Seasons | Lot inLife | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:16
Have you ever noticed that certain people seem to have more difficulty in life than others? Tragedy, disease, and challenging circumstances keep happening to them until you wonder how much more they can bear. Or, as we go through our own seasons of life, we might be tempted to question, “why am I in this season and ‘they’re’ not?”
This is where we find Solomon in our text this week. In light of the difficult trials and circumstances he sees all around him, Solomon concludes that life is just full of trouble. We might have different trials, but we’re all in the same storm. How we respond has a great deal to do with who walks beside us through the storm. Do we have someone who will encourage and motivate us to get to the other side?
In this message, we examine the types of friends that we can turn to in the midst of our trials, and how they can influence our response. We pray this message will inspire you to move forward and cherish who God has put you with in your season of struggle.

Sunday May 12, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | Time Is Seasonal - 1.4
Sunday May 12, 2024
Sunday May 12, 2024
Seasons | Time Is Seasonal | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 3:1-15
We've come to that famous passage in our Ecclesiastes studies that nearly everyone has heard of at one time or another. A certain familiar tune might even be running through your mind. "To every thing -- turn, turn, turn -- there is a season -- turn, turn, turn . . ."
By now, we all recognize that life is a series of seasons. As we celebrate our moms this Mother’s Day, we will reflect on the various seasons of not only a mother’s life, but those that affect families and individuals as well, and we will see that God has ordained them all.

Sunday May 05, 2024
Seasons - Ecclesiastes | All My Toil - 1.3
Sunday May 05, 2024
Sunday May 05, 2024
Seasons | All My Toil | Pastor Chris Heller
Ecclesiastes 2:12-26
Join us this Sunday as we continue in chapter 2 of Ecclesiastes. Last week, we saw how Solomon chose to pursue every earthly pleasure and discovered the emptiness of selfish indulgence vs. living a life of giving generosity to others.
This week, he debates the futility of working to merely accumulate wealth and possessions, knowing he must eventually leave it all to someone who may squander it. From his experience, we learn that true contentment comes from recognizing that work is a gift from God that can bring joy and meaning when done to His glory.