Every sermon we have preached, searchable.
378 messages, 34 preachers, 265 hours, 2,362,896 words transcribed — indexed by word, by topic, by preacher, by location and by series, with every line traceable to the second it was said and a link to the page you can listen on.
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Let Us
A series in Hebrews, working through the letter's great invitations — “let us draw near”, “let us hold fast”, “let us stir one another up” from Hebrews 10, and “let us run with endurance” from Hebrews 12. As in Romans, every location preaches the same passage…
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Caleb Combs
Let Us: Worship
Moving from the fear of Sinai to the grace of Zion, the sermon explains how the law once showed humanity’s brokenness, while Christ’s new covenant brings believers into an unshakeable kingdom. It…
Josh Combs
Thankful Worshippers
Exploring the contrast between Mount Sinai, where God’s terrifying presence shook an entire nation, and Mount Zion, the eternal city where believers are seated with Christ, the message emphasizes…
Josh Yates
Let Us Worship
The sermon looks at Hebrews 12:18‑29, contrasting the terrifying presence of God on Mount Sinai with the welcoming arrival of believers at Mount Zion through Jesus. It explains that because we now…
Caleb Combs
Let Us: Run
Hebrews 12:1-3 is explored through the metaphor of life as a marathon. The speaker urges listeners to lay aside every weight and sin and run with endurance, keeping their eyes on Jesus. A key theme…
Chuck Lindsey
The Race of Life
The sermon uses the picture of a race to show how believers run the Christian life. It describes the cloud of witnesses—ordinary people who trusted God and whose lives testify that He is faithful in…
Jayson Combs
Let Us Run
Through the Let Us series the pastor urges believers to run the Christian race together, not alone. He explains that Hebrews 12:1‑3 calls us to lay aside every weight and sin, keep our eyes on Jesus…
The series
Each one is its own concordance: its Sundays, its words, its topics, its preachers.
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By word
A–Z, 15,260 entries. Each shows every occurrence in context. Nothing here is imported from a printed concordance or a lexicon — every entry is a word somebody said out loud.
By topic
36 fixed topics — an idea rather than a string. Every entry shows the quote it came from, so you can judge it yourself.
By preacher
34 preachers. When several handle the same passage on the same morning, the name is the only thing telling one treatment from another.
By location
9 locations. Where a campus was worked out from the recording rather than confirmed by a person, this site says so rather than printing a guess as fact.
What we have been preaching about
Ranked by keyness against the whole corpus — a word here is a word the sermon provably said, not a label a model attached to it.
The rule that governs everything here
Only what our pastors used and spoke on. Every word indexed came out of somebody's mouth in one of our buildings — nothing is imported from a concordance, a lexicon, Strong's numbers or a dictionary. Where a word was never defined out loud, the entry says nobody defined it, which is more honest than a borrowed definition. More about how it was built.