Pastor Aaron Hand - December 3, 2023 PM Service

As part of God's restoration after locusts (chapter one), and the Assyrian army's attack (chapter two), the Holy Spirit will be poured out on all flesh. In this sermon we study when and on whom this will take place.

Pastor Aaron Hand - December 3, 2023 AM Service

Who can be saved? We see today in this sermon that anyone and everyone can be saved, even the worst of the worst.

Evangelist Mike Shea - November 26, 2023 PM Service

Evangelist Mike Shea - November 26, 2023 AM Service

Pastor Aaron Hand - November 19, 2023 AM Service -

We are reminded to praise Christ for His work on the cross and in our lives. This sermon explores Messianic prophecy and the healing of a blind beggar.

Pastor Aaron Hand - November 12, 2023 PM Service

This sermon is a look at God's physical restoration of His people after discipline. He loves us and will not forsake us forever. There is a time coming after we repent that He will bless abundantly yet again.

Pastor Aaron Hand - November 12, 2023 AM Service -

What must I be willing to give up to inherit eternal life? Last time we saw that true salvation through faith in Christ is simple, like having the faith of a child. Today we see that it is very costly, in terms of what we must be willing to give up in full surrender of Him.

Pastor Aaron Hand - November 5, 2023 PM Service -

This sermon continues looking at God's discipline on Israel for their half-hearted, lazy, lukewarm faith. He sent locusts, drought, and famine in chapter 1 and chapter 2 tells of a yet greater judgment on the way. For us we need to beware of the dangers of coasting spiritually, and to wake up out of our spiritual slumber.

Pastor Aaron Hand - November 5, 2023 AM Service -

Trusting in Christ as personal Savior is the most important decision a person will ever make. At the same time there is a simplicity to it, we shouldn't overcomplicate it, and have the faith of a child.

Pastor Aaron Hand - October 29, 2023 AM Service

Pride has no place in a believer's life, especially when he prays. We see in this sermon a contrast between two men - one proud and the other broken and humbled.