A message from the series "Guest Speaker." We have the blessing of having guest speaker Josue Del Risco proclaiming the Word of God to us from Romans 1:13-16. His sermon reminds us of our obligation to witness to others of the great debt that our Heavenly Father has paid dearly for.
A message from the series "Leviticus: Seeing Jesus in the Law." Today's sermon is the first in a new overview series in Leviticus called "Seeing Jesus in the Law." The series will overview how we can see Christ depicted even in the Old Testament. Today's Bible passage is Leviticus 1:1-17.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." Today's passage is Matthew 7:21-29.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." Transitioning from comparison-based life to compassion-based living. Part 8 of "Bad News Made Good". Our Bible Passage is Matthew 7:1-20.
A message from the series "Uncatagorized." Today, we hear about the "reason for the season!" This Christmas message is from the following Bible passages: Genesis 6:5-6, Isaiah 59:20, Matthew 1:18-23.
A message from the series "Guest Speaker." Today, we have the privilege of once again listening to the Gospel brought to us by our former Pastor Tim Hoke. Pastor Tim and his wife Cheri teach at African Bible University (ABU) in Kampala, Uganda. We are blessed to have them back with us and bring us today's sermon from John 14:1-14.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." The focus of our passage this morning in Matthew 6:19-34 is anxiety. Jesus gives us some samples of anxiety in vv. 19-25. Then, in verses 25-34, he gives us the solution to anxiety.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." Matthew 6:5-13 teaches us the Lord's Prayer as a model of our submission to Christ.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." Pastor Keith Howard delivers a sermon on Matthew 6:1-8 & 16-18. His message will discuss what true worship really entails.
A message from the series "Bad News Made Good." We have only two options when dealing with our innate sense that life is not right: (1) try to fix it; or, (2) rest in the fact that Jesus has already fixed it for us. The sermon scripture is Matthew 5:21-48.