Pastor Mike explores the concept of idolatry, emphasizing that everyone is inherently religious, bound to certain beliefs or values. He highlights how modern idols, like success, beauty, and relationships, can enslave us, contrasting them with the true freedom found in worshiping Jesus.

Pastor Tim explores the often-overlooked sin of idolatry, emphasizing its subtlety and danger. He explains that idolatry is not just about worshiping physical idols but involves anything that takes the place of God in our hearts, such as wealth, relationships, or personal desires.

Pastor Mike explores the theme of gluttony, drawing parallels between the story of "The Scarlet Letter" and our often overlooked sins. Emphasizing the importance of self-control, the sermon highlights how excessive eating can hinder our ability to love and serve others effectively. Ultimately, it reminds us of Jesus' forgiveness and calls us to live in a way that glorifies God through mindful eating and loving service.

Pastor Tim explores the theme of gluttony, drawing parallels to Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter" to highlight how certain sins are often minimized or overlooked. He emphasizes that gluttony, like other sins, is a heart issue that can harm both ourselves and others, urging listeners to view food as a gift from God meant for pleasure and purpose. Ultimately, the sermon reminds us of Jesus' grace and forgiveness, encouraging us to live in a way that honors God and loves others.

Pastor Bill emphasizes the importance of being in God's Word regularly, highlighting it as a core value often overlooked in favor of more exciting aspects of faith. Drawing from scripture, the sermon illustrates how daily engagement with the Bible provides true nourishment, divine guidance, and mental peace, ultimately leading to a flourishing spiritual life.

Pastor Michael emphasizes the importance of living a "you first" life, where we prioritize others over ourselves, reflecting the humility and selflessness of Jesus Christ. He explains how a "me first" attitude can create chaos in our personal lives, communities, and churches, while a "you first" mindset can lead to blessings and transformation.

Pastor Michael emphasizes the importance of living with a "you first" mentality, both individually and as a church community. Drawing from Philippians 2, he highlights how Jesus exemplified ultimate humility and selflessness, urging believers to follow His example. The message encourages everyone to take practical steps towards serving others, transforming their homes, communities, and church through selfless love and service.

Pastor Bill explores the value of "Faith is Homegrown," emphasizing the importance of daily engagement with God's Word. Drawing from Matthew 4:4 and other scriptures, he illustrates how regular immersion in the Bible can nourish our souls, guide our decisions, and provide peace in our final moments. Join us as we learn how to cultivate a faith that flourishes both in our homes and in our hearts.

Pastor Mike explores the importance of balancing grace and truth in our Christian walk. He challenges believers to stand firm in biblical truth while showing unconditional love, just as Jesus did. Through real-life examples and scriptural insights, Pastor Mike encourages the church to be 200 proof in both grace and truth, reflecting the heart of Christ in a divided world.

Pastor Tim delves into the importance of aligning a church's mission, vision, and values with the teachings of the Bible. He emphasizes the necessity of valuing both 200 proof grace and truth, as exemplified by Jesus Christ, to guide the church's actions and teachings. By adhering to the unedited, pure word of God, the church can effectively fulfill its mission to make disciples and live out its faith authentically.