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Pastor Scott and Jeremy talk about the past 2 weeks of sermons, Black Beard, and where Pastor Scott stole his sermon from
This sermon continues our fall 2024 series, "A Heart Like His: Seeing the heart of God in the life of David." This series is asking the question, "What does God's heart look like and what does it look like for us to be a people after God's own heart?"
This sermon looks at the story of David and Goliath and how God is looking for people who will trust that God is the One who fights God's battles.
Pastor Jeremy shares where God has been leading and revealing Himself in the past year, specifically in regard to the next steps in ministry
This sermon continues our fall 2024 series, "A Heart Like His: Seeing the heart of God in the life of David." This series is asking the question, "What does God's heart look like and what does it look like for us to be a people after God's own heart?"
This sermon looks at the hesed, the faithful love of God, and what it means for our friendships and how we reach out to the least and the lost.
Pastor Scott and Jeremy discuss why we're doing this new series, sibling spats, and what it is like having God speak in the quiet moments
This sermon kicks off our fall 2024 series, "A Heart Like His: Seeing the heart of God in the life of David." This series is asking the question, "What does God's heart look like and what does it look like for us to be a people after God's own heart?"
This sermon looks at the shepherding heart of God and God's desire for us to hear, recognize, and follow His voice, even when it comes in the midst of the mundane things of life.
Pastor Scott and Jeremy discuss all the questions from our summer series on the book of Revelation!
This is the final sermon from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’ve been talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon looks at the fulfillment of God's ultimate goal and desire for humanity, union with Him.
We sit down and talk with a handful of our youth that went on a mission trip this summer to serve the community of Allison Hills in Harrisburg, PA
This sermon is from our 2024 summer sermon series, “Apocalypse Now: Revelation’s Call to be Faithful Witnesses.” In this series, we’re talking about what Revelation meant for its original audience and what it means for the church today. This sermon takes us to Revelation 19, where we get a peek at the end of the story where Jesus, depicted as the rider on the white horse, judges the powers behind the systems of the world according to His Word.
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