Resolutions for God’s people should be different than resolutions for people who don’t have a relationship with God. This sermon lays out three resolutions the church should implement in 2022. 

When do you experience anxiety? Is it when you’re trying to sleep? Is it while you’re trying to do your job. Maybe it’s there all the time. Regardless, we would all agree feeling anxious is no fun at all. It robs us today’s joy.In this sermon, we'll look at a verse that shows us how to kill anxiety. 1 Peter 5:6-7, “Therefore humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time, casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you”.

Most people express some degree of kindness, but very few people have demonstrated or received the type of kindness that is extraordinary, that costs something. In this message, we'll look at a beautiful story from the Old Testament about extraordinary kindness. It's the story of David and Mephibosheth from 2 Samuel 9:3-13

Do you struggle with faith? Silly question, right? Faith is something we ALL struggle with. Today we'll look at a powerful Bible story from Matthew 14 that will help us understand better.

In this message we examine the fourth commandment, "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy".  Are we required to keep this commandment in the literal sense as it was in Old Testament times? Listen to discover how this commandment should be understood according to the examples set by Jesus and Paul. 

Ever feel weighed down by the burdens of life? This is something we all deal with sometimes. Good news is the Bible shows us how to deal with burdens. Listen to this short message to hear what the Psalmist David did when dealing with the burdens of life. 

When you think of children in the church, what comes to mind? In this message, we'll look at Mark 10:13-16 and see how Jesus values children. It's a true statement that a church that doesn't have crying is dying. 

Do you often feel stressed? In this sermon we'll see what the Bible says about how we should deal with stressful situations. James 1:2-4 teaches us that trials should bring us joy, not stress. It's all about having the right perspective and understanding God's purpose. 

In this message we'll look at a familiar Bible story  about Jesus calming the storm. Although this was a real, physical storm, we can certainly apply this awesome story to the life storms we face. 

In this second of two messages, we'll finish the book of Jonah. Although, this story doesn't have a happy ending, it teaches us so much about the character of God and the magnitude of his mercy.  May this Bible story challenge us not to be like Jonah, but instead be obedient, joyful Christ followers.