Amazing grace is not just the way we begin the Christian life; it is the way we grow in the Christian life. Todd Unzicker shares from Romans 12:1-2, giving examples in scripture of God’s amazing grace. May we always be reminded of the power of His continuous grace in our lives.

Selfishness is all around us. It is nothing new. It is as old as humanity itself. Pastor Cameron shares from Matthew 20:25-28. Jesus is talking about the evidence of an unselfish heart, that of humility and service. Every act of service is for the glory of God, to serve others, and it sanctifies our lives.

What encourages you when you are facing a moment where you are not sure of the future? Pastor Tom shares promises from John 14:18-23 that Jesus shared with the disciples. The greatest encouragement to the disciples and to us are the promises of God in His Word. When you get a glimpse of Him, something is going to happen.

Besetting sins provoke God to anger. When the church has a besetting sin, it hurts the church, it harms the flock of God, and it hinders the work of the Holy Spirit in our hearts. Pastor Cameron shares from Proverbs 6:16-19 seven sins that God hates, letting the Church know what the Word of God says about gossip.

What are you hungry for? What is it in your life that you feel so strongly about...if I just had this, I would be satisfied. Pastor Cameron shares three key thoughts from Matthew 14-16. In these chapters, we see it is not just about the things Christ gives to us that satisfies us, it is Christ Himself. He is the Bread of Life.

How do you respond when you hear the Scriptures? Anytime we hear the Word read, or preached, or taught, it is God speaking to us. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares from the parable of the soils in Matthew 13 four different ways Jesus describes and gives an interpretation of how we respond to the Word. God wants us to do more than hear the Word, He wants our obedience.

Jesus is the King. In His authority as the King, He is the One who is authorized to offer and invite. Pastor Cameron shares from Matthew 11, three commands that Jesus gives us to respond to. Each one is a special aspect of the rest that Jesus offers. This rest can only be found in Him!

God in His mercy and God in His grace gives us opportunity time after time to repent of our sins and to return to Him. Pastor Cameron gives a word of correction and a word of challenge from Amos 4. We can prepare to meet God in peace, or we can prepare to meet God in war. Get yourself ready because judgment is on its way.

Too often in our lives we get focused on the things of this world, and we forget that there is a deeper spiritual reality that is far more real than this shadowland that we live in. Pastor Cameron shares, from Matthew 5-7, five realities that Jesus talks about in the Sermon on the Mount, replacing false worldly perceptions with the reality of His spiritual kingdom.

Jesus is a sovereign King who perfectly submitted Himself to the Father’s will. He calls His followers to do the same. Pastor Cameron shares from Matthew 3-4 what it looks like to live the surrendered life; the same kind of submissive obedience that Jesus had for the Father.