Revolution Church Annapolis

10.14.18 - Loving Everybody Always (Josh Burnett)

10.7.18 - Loving People Who Don't Love You Back (Kenny Camacho)

9.30.18 - Loving People You Don't Know Yet (Josh Burnett)

9.23.18 - Love Without an Agenda (Josh Burnett)

9.16.18 - The Armor or God (Josh Burnett)

9.9.18 - The Model of Christ, All of the Time (Kenny Camacho)

9.2.18 - Out of the Dark: Old Ways and New Self (Kenny Camacho)

8.26.18 - Unity, Not Uniformity (Josh Burnett)

8.19.18 - Life And: God's Plan to Remake and Re-Use Us (Kenny Camacho)

8.12.18 - Reading Scripture with Wisdom and Humility (Josh Burnett)

8.5.18 - On Keeping Friendships Open (Clare Bubniak)

7.29.18 - On the Book of Ruth and Making New Friends (Kenny Camacho)

7.22.18 - On Confrontation and Grace in Mature Friendships (Josh Burnett)

7.15.18 - A Special Message on the Future (and Family) of Revolution (Josh Burnett)

7.8.18 - On Loneliness (Kenny Camacho)

7.1.18 - A Response to the Capital Gazette Shooting in Annapolis (Josh Burnett)

This sermon was recorded on Sunday July 1st to guide us to respond well to the tragedy that occurred in Annapolis on Thursday the 28th of June.

6.24.18 - How Joy Changes Things (Matt Murphy)

6.10.18 - How Prayer Changes Things (Josh Burnett)

6.3.18 - How Scripture Changes Things (Scott Ancarrow)

5.27.18 - How Spiritual Discipline Changes Things (Josh Burnett)

5.20.18 - Living Into the Imago Dei (Sarah Burnett)

5.13.18 - The Imago Dei and the Death of Moses (Josh Burnett)

5.6.18 - On Sinai: God Goes With Us (Kenny Camacho)

Here are a few questions you might want to work through with your Groups this week, if you are discussing the current series: 1. This week, Kenny talked about the mistake of "running out ahead" of where God is. He talked, confessionally, about himself, and his own tendency to "do stuff God would like," even if it wasn't what he felt called or directed or equipped to do. Is this something you can relate to? Have you ever found yourself doing Christian things, even though you weren't sure if ...

4.29.18 - Exodus to Sinai: God's Plan for INTERdependence (Daniel Clark)

4.15.18 - Birth to Exile: Hearing Who You Are (Kenny Camacho)

4.8.18 - Introduction: What IS the Imago Dei? (Josh Burnett)

3.18.18 - What It Means to be a Gentle Church (Josh Burnett)

3.11.18 - How We Can Live Gently (Clare Bubniak)

This week, Clare follows up on our previous discussions about the gentleness of God by talking about practical ways that we can 1) invest in presence, 2) commit to patience, and 3) push one another towards Truth, within the context of committed relationships!

3.4.18 - The Gentleness of God (Kenny Camacho)

**The audio link below is missing a portion of the beginning of the sermon from this week. If you would like to read the sermon in its entirety, you can find the full text HERE. ** This week, Kenny discusses the essential, gentle nature of God on display in both the Old and New Testaments. He argues for a God who responds to our withdrawal from Him by pursuing us, assuring us of His commitment to us, patiently waiting for us, and when we open ourselves up to HIm, bringing light into the dar...

2.25.18 - What Is 'Gentleness' and Why Does It Matter? (Josh Burnett)

2.18.18 - What Does it Mean to Be a Believer? (Josh Burnett)

February 18, 2018

2.11.18 - Why Does Jesus Die? (Kenny Camacho)

February 11, 2018 This week, Kenny walks through Jesus's closing instructions to His followers in the days leading up to His arrest and death, focusing on His reminders that 1) He plans to save the world, 2) He is a servant, 3) He wants us to love one another, 4) the Holy Spirit is coming, and 5) the goal of everything is repair the relationships between us and God. As He heads to the cross, Jesus again reminds us of the "nehushtan" (from the Old Testament story) and tells everyone one more...

2.4.18 - Why Does Jesus Raise Lazarus from the Dead? (Kenny Camacho)

February 4, 2018 This week, Kenny talks through the last of the miraculous "signs" John records in his Gospel: Jesus's resurrection of His friend, Lazarus, from the dead. Kenny argues that this amazing event is actually best understood in light of the preceding chapter, when Jesus is almost stoned to death by several Jewish leaders in the Temple after He claimed to have the authority to interpret the Scriptures. By raising Lazarus from the dead-and by doing this in such close proximity to t...

1.28.18 - Why Does Jesus Provide? (Josh Burnett)

January 28, 2018

1.21.18 - Why Does Jesus Heal? (Daniel Clark)

January 21, 2018

1.14.18 - Who Is Jesus? (Josh Burnett)

January 14, 2018

1.7.18 - What Is "Belief"? (Kenny Camacho)

January 7, 2018 **The sermon audio is unavailable for this week; however, you can read Kenny's sermon script below!** The Gospel of John: An Introduction Good morning! My name is Kenny, and I’m the Executive Pastor here at Revolution Annapolis. This morning, we are starting a new series called Jesus Through John. The objective of this series is to dig deeper into the Gospel of John, which is one of the four Gospel accounts of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus found in the Bible. ...

Christmas Eve 2017

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Ancient Church - Week 3 (Kenny Camacho)

This week, Kenny looks at how changes to the postures of our bodies can anticipate and even direct changes to the postures of our hearts. In light of this, he explores the ways God insists on being set apart in Scripture as opportunities for training us in the habits of reverence. These habits-which force changes to our posture!-help us to better understand and live out another, related Truth: that God lives inside of those who believe in Him.  Scripture studied: Exodus 3:1-6, 1 Corinthians...

Ancient Church - Week 2

This week, Josh talks about the ancient practice of baptism, which has been central to Christianity since its inception. Specifically, he challenges us to consider two "points of tension" in our relationship with God, as it has been mediated by Jesus: 1. The moment of "death," when we see our shortcomings clearly and recognize that change must come from a place outside of us, and that it will cost us much. 2. The moment of "birth," when we enter into seasons of transformation, "stretching ...

Ancient Church - Week 1 (Aaron Niequist)

This week, guest speaker Aaron Niequist guides us through a traditional liturgical service. Liturgy, Aaron teaches us, means "the work of the people," and he emphasizes how different elements and practices in our Sunday services and gatherings can help us "exercise" different spiritual muscles together. The service included the reading of Scripture, Confession, Assurance, a time of Teaching, and Holy Communion. We also learned more about (and then experienced) the practice of Lectio Divina, ...

Thanksgiving Sermon - November 26th, 2017

This week, Josh talks about how we can have more positive interactions with people we might struggle to "get along" with. He offers 3 pieces of critical advice: Lower Expectations: allow past experiences to set a baseline from which your relationship can improve...and work towards making each encounter better than the one before. Live Humbly: remember that you aren't perfect, either...and lead the way in asking for forgiveness. Extend Grace Before It's Needed: work to create relationships...

It's Not What You Think - Week 3 (Daniel Clark)

It's Not What You Think - Week 2

It's Not What You Think - Week 1 (w/ Brendan Greeley)

This week Josh kicked off a new series on money with a conversation with Brendan Greeley.  Brendan is former staff writer for Businessweek and The Economist, and a former host of Bloomberg Surveillance. He is currently a personal finance columnist for Men's Health magazine and a soccer coach for 8-year-olds. Josh and Brendan discuss how the ways we think about money and debt oftentimes keep us from making good and helpful decisions for ourselves and for others. Then, they dig into what Jesu...

What is the Bible? Week 3 (Kenny Camacho)

audio Block Double-click here to upload or link to a .mp3. Learn more This week, Kenny talks through a few strategies for reading the Bible deeply.   Deep reading involves working through a text in layers: The Literal Layer - this is where you find things like characters, setting, and plot. When we a passage or story in the Bible, we can begin by asking: what are the words, what do they mean, and what do their meanings communicate when we look at them together? ...