Heroes & Villains

Heroes & Villains:Week #1 - Facing our Giants (Clay Harrington)

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.

We were right.

Heroes and Villains is a new series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every Marvel movie that wrecks you in the theater — they’re all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written. And there is one Hero powerful enough to win it.

We kick off the series with the most famous underdog story ever told: David and Goliath.

Heroes & Villains:Week #2 - Elijah vs. Ahab & Jezebel (Daniel McKee)

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.

We were right.

Heroes and Villains is a series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every moment where one person stands against impossible odds — they’re all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written.

Epic story. Real battles. One Hero.

This week we go to one of the most dramatic showdowns in all of the Old Testament: Elijah vs. the 850 prophets of Baal and Asherah on Mount Carmel.

Heroes & Villains: Week #3 - We Can Be Heroes (Jennifer Shock)

Every great story has a hero. An epic battle. A villain worth defeating. And somewhere deep down, most of us feel like we were made to be part of a story like that.

We were right.

Heroes and Villains is a series exploring the hero moments found in Scripture — and what they reveal about Jesus as the ultimate Hero. Because every story of Good vs. Evil, every underdog triumph, every moment where one person stands against impossible odds — they’re all echoes of the same cosmic battle still being written. Epic story. Real battles. One Hero.

But here’s what this week’s message asks: what if we get to be heroes too? Not by being the strongest or the most powerful. Not by winning every fight. But by being something the world desperately needs and rarely finds — a truth teller.

In Week 3, Jennifer Shock brings three heroes to the table: one fictional, one from the Old Testament, and one who is the Truth itself.