Sermon Archives

Who are we that God should even think or care about us as mere mortal beings? Join us this Sunday as we continue our journey with Job and seek the answer.

This Sunday’s message is focused on Job’s question, “Is not all human life a struggle?” After what he had suffered and lost, who could blame Job for asking such a question? Join us this Sunday as we discover seven truths that can help us work through our trials and come out on the winning side.

Is it ever right to listen to the advice or opinions of others as they speak to us from the voice of their experience and observations in life? Join us this Sunday as we continue our journey through the book of Job and look for the answer.

There are countless voices in the world that clamor for our attention and we must decide whose voice we are going to listen to. Join us this Sunday as we continue our series on Job.

The book of Job is a book of questions and one of the main questions it leaves us to ponder is: “Can God trust me to honor and worship Him in the midst of my suffering and pain even if He gives no explanations or rational reasons for it?” You’re welcome to join us this Sunday as we begin a new sermon series on the life of Job.

Deuteronomy 31:6 - “Be strong and of good courage, do not fear nor be afraid of them; for the Lord your God, He is the One who goes with you, He will not leave you nor forsake you.” Are you lacking courage in your life? Let God’s Word show you where to find it.

What’s so important about the church praying together? It is worth noting that when Jesus drove the moneychangers out of the temple, He didn’t say My house shall be called a house of love even though it is true. Nor did He say My house is a house of worship, which is also true, but He said, “My house shall be called a house of prayer” (Matthew 21:13). This Sunday we will explore what God’s word has to say about it.

Join us this Sunday as we look at a story from the book of Nehemiah about a man who cared enough to do something about what was happening around him and more specifically, what caring enough to get involved would look like for us today.

Jesus said, “Men ought to always pray and never give up” (Luke 18:1). But what exactly is prayer, and what is it not? Join us this Sunday as we discover the answer from God’s Word together.

The topic of this Sunday's message is prayer. Prayer is the place where the weak are made strong, the hidden things of God become visible, and the impossible things become possible.

Join us this Sunday as we wrap up our series on Wearing the Whole Armor of God. In this message Paul shares the last, but most critical piece that infuses our armor with God’s mighty power, allowing us to stand in victory against the devil and his schemes.

What makes the sword of the spirit different and at the same time essential in the arsenal of the Christian's armor? Join us to discover the answer.

Join us this Sunday as we continue looking at the Christian’s Spiritual Armor found in Ephesians 6. The piece of armor that we will consider this Sunday is the Helmet of Salvation

Part of the spiritual armor God has provided every believer to wear is “the shield of faith.” Join us this Sunday as we discover what sets this piece of armor apart from the others and why it is necessary to use it if we expect to fight the good fight of faith against the devil and his angels and come out of it in victory, “standing” on our feet.

In Ephesians 6, we are reminded that sharing the gospel of peace with others is not optional in our battle against evil; it is a critical and necessary duty of every believer. You’re invited to join us for this message as we discover what God will do for us when we get serious about putting on the gospel of peace.

Do you find yourself as a believer losing more of your spiritual battles than winning? If that’s the case then join us this Sunday for part three of the sermon, “Wearing the Full Armor of God.” This week’s message is about “Putting on The Breastplate of Righteousness” and in this sermon we will discover why it is a critical and necessary piece of the Christians armor.

Join us this Sunday for part 2 of “Wearing The Whole Armor of God.” This message is about the first piece of armor mentioned in Ephesians 6, the belt of Truth.

Sooner or later every believer discovers that the Christian life is a battlefield, not a playground and our enemy, the devil, is on an all-out attack to kill, steal, and destroy. The good news is that we are more than conquerors because of Christ’s death and resurrection! Join us this Sunday as we learn how to fight in this battle not “for” victory, but rather “from” the place of victory.

Our Lord Jesus said, “You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free (John 8:32). You are invited to join us this Sunday as we discover the Christian’s defense against the relentless attack of our adversary upon God and His truth.

I remember playing hide-n-seek as a child. The goal was to find the most unlikely place to hide and hope that you would not be found. Believe it or not, sometimes we play hide-n-seek with our spiritual life and the most unlikely place we hide is right in plain sight inside the church. We hide behind the veneer of worship hoping our sins will not be discovered. Join us this Sunday as we consider how God responds to us when we use worship as a coverup for our sin.

Standing up for God and speaking a godly message in the midst of an ungodly world can be a frightening and difficult task, but as Christians, that’s exactly what God has called us to do. Join us this Sunday as we look at the life of Elijah and learn three things that can help us take a stand in our day and age today.

Someone once said, “Behind all your stories is always your mother’s story, because her story is where your story begins.” Join us this Sunday as we look at Mary, the mother of Jesus, and what moms today can learn from her.

Join us for the second part of the sermon “An Invitation to Abundance.”

Join us for this week's sermon as we learn about an invitation from God that’s too good to pass up.

Psalm 23 is often read at funerals, but it is really a Psalm that is directed toward the living, not the dead. Join us as we unpack this great Psalm about our great Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Salvation is God’s free gift to those who have come in repentance of our sins and have humbly placed our trust in Jesus Christ. However, once we take Jesus as our Savior, He makes it clear that it will cost us to live for Him. Join us as we discover what Jesus had to say about the high cost of being His disciple.

For centuries, all around the world, the resurrection of Jesus Christ has been a controversial and troubling subject. It raises several thought-provoking questions that will impact our eternity depending on how we answer them. Join us this Sunday as we examine the reasons for believing and answer the questions surrounding the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

I once was told that trying to change my life without first possessing an exchanged life was useless. Join us for this Sunday sermon and discover what that means and why it’s important to our eternal destiny.

Everyone in the world needs hope! Hope is what motivates us to wake up every morning; It’s what gives us the courage to face another day. It gives us a reason to keep on keeping on when it would be easier to give up and quit. Hope reminds us that the best is yet to come, and you are welcome to join us as we discover where it is found and how you can experience it in your life.

For the next few Sundays leading up to Easter, we will be on a journey focusing on the Resurrection story. Join us this Sunday as we consider six reasons why the resurrection is vital and crucial for all who believe and follow Christ.

This week’s sermon focuses on a crazy, outrageous prayer that reached the throne of heaven and caused an earthquake on Earth. I would call that a powerful prayer, wouldn’t you? Join us as we dive into this prayer in Acts 4 and discover what can happen when a church prays together in one place, with one heart, and with one purpose.

In this week's message, we’ll explore the timeless wisdom from Matthew 7:24-27. Jesus tells a parable about two builders—one who wisely constructs their house on a rock and another who builds on shifting sand. The storms of life come to both, but only the house on the rock stands firm. Join us as we discover more about building our lives on the unshakable foundation of Jesus Christ.

Sometimes living as believers for what really matters is easier said than done. Join us this Sunday as the apostle Paul gives final instructions on living for what really matters.

In Philippians 1, Paul clarifies that he was consumed with the gospel. The gospel mattered most to him, and everything else paled compared to it. In this message, Paul gives us four essentials the church needs to effectively go into the world and spread the gospel. What are those essentials? Join us this Sunday and discover what they are.

Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. (Philippians 1:2)

Join us this Sunday as we discover how God’s grace and peace help us in our quest to live for the things that really matter. Hope to see you there!

The book of Philippians reveals the things that really matter in life; not just to the apostle Paul, but more importantly to God and they ought to matter to us as well. But what are these things and how do we cultivate them in our life? Join us as we begin our search for the answers from the New Testament book of Philippians.

“For unto us a child is born, unto a Son is given… and His name shall be called… EVERLASTING FATHER…” (Isaiah 9:6). But what did Isaiah mean by that and what difference can it make in our life? Join us this for this sermon to find out.

In this Sunday sermon we will be looking at the wonderful name of Jesus, “Mighty God.” Join us as we discover the difference in our life Jesus can make when we know Him as Mighty God!

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a Son is given; And the government shall be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6

In Hebrews 13:3, we are instructed to pray for those who are in prison (because of their faith - 1 Peter 3:14). Furthermore, we are to pray for them in the way we would want the church to pray for us if we were the one in prison. Join us this Sunday as we look at what happens when the church comes together and prays for those around the world who are suffering persecution for their faith.