The Salt Company Columbia

In this sermon, Zach emphasizes the reality, justice, and nature of Hell along with the urgency of eternity.

In this sermon Zach preaches on God's promise to you, God's presence in you, and also His fruit produced in you.

In this sermon, Matt dives into artificial humanity vs authentic humanity. What does the Bible have to say about how to stay authentically human?

Zach kicks off the Spring semester in Luke 15 and asks two questions, "What did you do with Jesus?" and "What will you do with Jesus?"

Have you read your bible today???

In this sermon, Zach preaches on how we can use our words to gossip and destroy or to honor and heal.

There is great destruction in sexual brokenness, but even great restoration of sexual holiness. In this sermon, Zach opens 1 Thessalonians 4 to remind us of the sobering truth of sexual immorality and how to fight for obedience.

Shame doesn't merely say that we did something bad, but that we are bad. In this sermon, Matt unpacks how the bibles teaches us to unmask shame in the story of Jesus healing the leper.

What does the Bible say about pride? Zach takes us through Philippians 2:3-11 to learn about the peril of pride, the poison of pity, the practice of humility.

In this sermon, Zach preaches out of Matthew 18 to unpack the problem of bitterness & unforgiveness, the process of forgiveness, and the heart of forgiveness.

In this Salt sermon, Zach breaks down 5 biblical principles for figuring out who to date.

In this Salt sermon, Zach breaks down 5 biblical principles for being wise in how we date.

In this sermon, Nathan opens up John 15 to guide us through what the Word says about our relationship with Christ, our community, and our crowd.

In this sermon, Chris looks at the story of the bleeding woman to help illustrate how shame works and how to respond to it.

In this sermon in Luke, Matt looks at Jesus' interaction with the thief on the cross to address shame, how it works and how to respond to it.

In this sermon, Zach opens the story of Zacchaeus to look at the sinner Jesus sought, the salvation Jesus wrought and the sermon Jesus brought.

In the final Summer Salt of the season, Nathan finishes our series in Matthew with Jesus' parable about the wise man who built his house on the rock. In the sermon, he directs us to reflect on the storms in your life, where are you standing, and where is house?

In this sermon, Adam breaks down how not to pray and fast and how one ought to pray and fast.

In this Summer Salt sermon, Landon preaches on the Sermon on the Mount. He unpacks the countercultural way Jesus calls us to pray for our enemies and neighbors.

In this Summer Salt Sermon, AJ looks at how Jesus breaks down the issues of Anger and Lust.

In this Summer Salt sermon, Nathan preaches on the Sermon on the Mount. He breaks down what Jesus means in this sermon, why it applies to us, and what it looks like living it out.

In the final sermon of the semester, Zach explains what it means to finish flint-faced.

In this sermon, Zach commissions the graduating seniors and those moving on to new life seasons. He charges them to pursue life after college in a biblical way by grieving what’s changing while joyfully step into what’s ahead, living for more than a job and a paycheck, and planting new roots deep with God and others.

Zach walks Salt through cultivating spiritual health through scripture + supplication, community + confession, and Sabbath+Silence.

In this sermon, Chris uses the emotional funnel to unpack how our emotional health can break down when we lose the reality of the gospel and forget the reality of God.

In this sermon, Matt breaks down the biblical purpose of friendship and 3 important elements of a strong friendship; affection, accountability, and activity.

In this sermon, Zach unpacks important rules for leading yourself and leading others.

Matt unpacks a biblical perspective on homosexuality, why God is love, the dangers of love as god and the invitation to love in scripture.

In this sermon, Zach talks about why the Christian God is worth following and the importance of repentance.

Even though our beliefs about the truth changes, truth does not change. In this sermon, Zach addresses different worldviews and religions, and talks about how anyone can say that there is only one true religion.

In this sermon about suffering, Zach examines the problem of suffering, the suffering of the Son of God, and suffering with the Son of God to confront the question, "how could a loving God allow so much suffering?"

In this sermon, Zach poses the question, "How do I know if I am right with God?" In Titus 3, he breaks down the order of salvation and the meaning of justification.

In this sermon, Matt unpacks how Titus 2 teaches us that devotion fleshes out doctrine and, in turn, doctrine fuels our devotion.

In this sermon, Chris unpacks the meaning of Shalom and how peace isn't found in the absence of chaos, but in the right order of our soul.

This sermon looks at how growing in Godliness is begins with your identity in Christ, formed by the habits of our choices in daily life, and leads to fruit increasing the presence of Godliness

"When many of his disciples heard it, they said, “This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?” Zach kicks off the semester in John 6. The sermon points to the truth that Jesus satisfies your deepest longings, trusting Jesus will not always be easy, and that following Jesus leads to total life transformation.

In this sermon Matt teaches out of Ephesians 5 and 6. He emphasizes cultivating marriages as a partnership, evaluating potential partners and pursing with integrity.

In this sermon, Chris unpacks the beginning of Ephesians 5 positing that we are light as children of God, in our abstinence from worldly things, and in the way that we expose darkness.

Continuing our series in Ephesians, Zach breaks down the importance distinction between true and false unity, as well as application on how to pursue true unity in Christ.

Zach's sermon in Ephesians highlights how sin truly is a big deal, how—subsequently— the cleansing blood of Jesus is our only hope, and how that blood radically shapes true unity.