This week Pastor Dan looks at how hard it is to teach others to obey the Word of God...and how hard it is to obey ourselves.

In this sermon Pastor Dan takes a look at Jesus' instruction in the Great Commission to 'Baptize'. Why do we do it? Why is it important? Who should be baptized?

Today we look at the second imperative of the great commission.

This week we look at the first imperative of the Great Commission.

We have been sent, but by whose authority have we been sent? Pastor Dan explores that question in this sermon.

We aren't strong enough to hold on to God's promises to us. But Christ is. And we are safe in the grip of the Savior.

God is our fortress That means he is a place of safety. A place of protection. A place of hope. What does this mean in the struggles of life? And what happens when we leave the fortress on purpose?

Ever felt alone in a crowded room? Ever felt like you were on the outside? Ever felt persecuted and alienated, and attacked by those you thought you could trust? So did David, the great king and poet of the Old Testament. And in his distress, he wrote Psalm 12. This week, Pastor Dan explores these words of David.

John writes to Gaius about looking forward to seeing him face-to-face. What implications does this statement hold for us in our churches, ministries and lives overall? Pastor Dan explores.

In 3 John 1:11 the apostle writes to Gaius that he should not imitate evil, but imitate what is good. How are we doing with that? What does that look like for us? These are some questions that Pastor dan tackles in this sermon.