This past Sunday, Anna Walker-Roberts delivered a powerful message titled "What You Can Be Certain of in 2025: Our Present Sufferings," based on Romans 8:18-28. She explored the universal reality of suffering as a shared aspect of the human condition rather than a reflection of our faith. Anna highlighted creation's groaning for redemption, encouraging us to await God's promises with hope and patience. She also reframed suffering as "productive pain," comparing it to childbirth, where trials lead to growth and new life. She reminded us that while God is not the source of our pain, He repurposes it for our good and His glory.

This Sunday, Pastor Bob delivered an inspiring sermon titled "What You Can Be Certain of in 2025: The Leading of the Holy Spirit," drawing from the profound truths of Romans 8. He emphasized that in a world of uncertainty, believers can find unwavering assurance in God's grace and love, with the promise of "no condemnation" (Romans 8:1) and the certainty that nothing can separate us from His love (Romans 8:35). Pastor Bob encouraged us to actively follow the Holy Spirit's guidance, leading us to peace, joy, and self-control, while also renewing our minds through Scripture and worship to align our thoughts with God's will.

Pastor Bob delivered a compelling message titled "What You Can Be Certain of in 2025," encouraging us to anchor our lives in the promises of Romans 8 as we navigate the uncertainties of the new year. He emphasized the certainty of God’s grace through Romans 8:1, which assures us of a condemnation-free life in Christ. He highlighted the certainty of God’s love in Romans 8:28, affirming that all things work together for good for those who love Him. Finally, he reminded us of the certainty of God’s keeping power in Romans 8:38-39, assuring us that nothing can separate us from God’s love.

This Sunday, Pastor Bob delivered a powerful message titled "Three Things Every Christian Must Know," centered on Romans 6 and the transformative power of grace. He reminded us of our new identity in Christ, the everyday miracles of life and faith, and the freedom we have under grace to live righteously and honor God.

This Sunday, we were blessed to have Grant Skeldon from THINQ share a powerful message on "Relational Discipleship." Through engaging stories and profound insights, Grant reminded us of the vital role we each play in nurturing the next generation of believers. His sermon was a call to action, urging us to practice true discipleship by including others in our lives and fostering a community rich in faith and connection for generations to come.

This Sunday, Pastor Bob delivered an inspiring message, The Christian's Benefits Package, from Romans 5:1-5, highlighting the incredible gifts we receive as believers: peace with God through justification by faith, access to His grace and blessings, and the ability to find glory in tribulations, which builds perseverance, character, and hope.

This past Sunday, Pastor Austin Medley delivered a powerful sermon, Justified by God, from Romans 4. He emphasized that justification comes through faith, not works, reminding us of Abraham’s example—credited as righteous because of his unwavering trust in God’s promises. We explored how faith transforms “good as dead” situations into hope-filled realities and the importance of glorifying God, even in trials, by trusting His power to fulfill His promises.

This Sunday Pastor Bob delivered a thought-provoking sermon titled "Romans: More than Forgiveness." We explored the profound themes within Romans 3:1-9, delving into the idea that our faith goes beyond mere forgiveness to encompass righteousness and redemption through Christ.

This past Sunday, we were privileged to hear from Dr. Jason Lisle, an esteemed author and national speaker, who delivered a powerful sermon titled "The Importance of Genesis." He challenged us to reflect on the foundational truths of our faith, emphasizing that biblical authority starts with Genesis. Dr. Lisle explored how straying from these truths contributes to many of society’s challenges today. He also delved into how our views on creation versus evolution shape our beliefs, underscoring that key doctrines like sin and salvation are deeply rooted in Genesis, enriching our understanding of the Gospel.

This past Sunday, Pastor Bob delivered a thought-provoking sermon titled "The Value of Human Government," diving into Romans 13 and its relevance to our lives today. With the upcoming election, Pastor Bob guided us through a balanced perspective on our dual citizenship as Christians—both in our earthly nation and in the Kingdom of Heaven.