We’re called to stand in the gap. To pray into God’s promises to us and to have faith that He loves to fulfill His promises. And our prayers are not called to be limited to ourselves because if we’re in Christ, then the Spirit of God is in us and that Spirit is WAY too powerful for my prayers to be contained to myself.  

Sermon: Standing in the Gap 

Scripture: Genesis 18:23-33, James 5:14-16, Ezekiel 22:30, James 4:2 

Speaker: Tyler Hungate

Praying in the spirit comes on account of Christ’s blood that has been shed for us. It’s an intimate understanding, a constantly growing understanding that God’s faithfulness to answer my prayers is not because of me but because Christ is in me.  

Sermon: Praying in the Spirit 

Scripture: Eph. 6:18, Rom. 8:26-27, 1 Jn. 5:14-15, Heb. 4:16, 1 Cor. 6:19

Speaker: Tyler Hungate

If prayer is what nourishes the life of God in us then it is certainly not self-help or self-development. When we accept and receive Jesus as our Lord and Savior God moves into our heart and lives, we either feed the life of God in us by prayer or we starve it by not praying.   

Sermon: Foundations of Prayer 

Scripture: 1 Timothy 2:1-8 

Speaker: Pastor Andrew Happ

In Jesus' upside down kingdom, the last shall be first, things that are impossible for man become possible with God, and complete submission to Christ leads to true freedom. What's stopping you from going all in?  

Sermon: All In 

Scripture: Matthew 19:16-26, Matthew 6:19-21, Luke 22:42-44 

Speaker: Tyler Hungate

How often do we pay attention to and allow ourselves to be reminded of the amazing Gospel message that salvation is available to us in Christ?  

Sermon: Pay Attention 

Scripture: Hebrews 2:1-18 

Speaker: Pastor Andrew Happ

The influences of the people and forces nearest to us have a large impact on our journeys as followers of Christ. Are you being intentional how and with whom you spend your time and energy?  

Sermon: Who's In Your Boat? 

Scripture: Luke 8:22-25 

Speaker: Pastor Andrew Happ

This sermon is from Jan. 2nd, 2022 when church was canceled due to weather concerns. The sermon focuses primarily on Luke 3.

Following the birth of Christ, Jesus is presented at the Temple in a story that reminds us to pause and reflect on the blessing of our Savior in the midst of busy lives.  

Sermon: Take a Breath 

Scripture: Luke 2:22-40 

Speaker: Mike Sells

Since the creation of man, God's plan for salvation was prophesied and promised, on Christmas Eve we celebrate the initiation of the fulfillment of God's promises in the birth of the long expected Messiah.  

Sermon: Come Thou Long Expected Jesus 

Scripture: Isaiah 9:1-7 

Speaker: Tyler Hungate

In our final week of Advent, we reflect upon the redeeming love of God. The world's view of love says that there can be no accountability, while the hard hearted love that has characterized the Church can give the message that only certain kinds of people can experience God's lovingkindness. Through Christ, however; we have been shown the true meaning of love in His sacrifices and His message of salvation for sinners.  

Sermon: God's Redeeming Love 

Scripture: 1 John 4:7-11, Matthew 22:34-40, Romans 5:6-11 

Speaker: Tyler Hungate