Pastor Troy Sowden talks about how Christians can interface with worldly culture and concerns about political realities.

Christians often wonder what constitutes proper conduct with regard to issues like drinking, smoking, gambling and tithing. Pastor Troy Sowden dives deep on these difficult questions and shares 'sound doctrine' for healthy living.

Additional questions regarding Eternal Questions came up during the series, and Pastor Troy Sowden selected four more questions regarding issues such as what happens when we die, what heaven will be like and how to understand our salvation.

Pastor Troy Sowden hits on key questions related to eternal issues that believers often think about. What happens when there is an early death of a child? Is Purgatory real? As a Christian, what will I be asked about on judgement day? Listen and learn sound biblical answers to these questions.

Life is full of complex questions, and in this first sermon in the new series "Searching for Answers", Pastor Troy Sowden addresses three important questions by searching Scripture for truth and revelation.

Pastor Troy Sowden discusses four reasons that make CityGroups important to the individual and to the corporate body.

Pastor Troy Sowden explores Ephesians 4:3-16 and shows us how, out of a diverse collection of believers, the whole Church is built up.

"If I don't control my feelings, my feelings will control me." In this sermon on Pride, Pastor Troy Sowden discusses dangerous pride and beautiful pride, and he lists ways to find the antidote to pride: humility.

In 2 Samuel 12:16-23, we see how a mighty man of God dealt with the grief of loosing a child. In this raw, personal sermon, Pastor Troy Sowden discusses 4 ways to deal with grief: 1) Get Up From The Ground; 2) Praise Through The Pain; 3) Keep Your Eyes On Eternity; 4) Trust That God Has A Plan Even In The Pain. In the midst of your pain, remember what you have and bless the Lord.

The discouragement that we all deal with in living our daily lives is addressed in this sermon by Pastor Troy Sowden. Due to technical issues, the sermon is cut short, but there is plenty here to put things into focus. At the end, we learned: 1) Surround yourself with life giving people; 2) Remember that delayed response to prayer is NOT denial; 3) Remember that Jesus suffered; 4) Remember that Jesus bore our griefs and carried our sorrows; 5) Encourage yourself in the Lord. 1 Samuel 30:6.