Join us for a heartfelt time of testimonies of God's goodness. Some of the testimonies include material not ideal for young listeners.

When you take a step back and think about the story portrayed in scripture, what do we find? The Bible is a story of love: God's love for us and a hope that we will respond with love for Him. In this advent sermon, Pastor Will talks about love, the message of scripture, and how we can respond faithfully to God's love.

Jesus Christ's first coming brought joy to the world. In this advent sermon, Rev. Jerry Weller explains more about what joy is, how Jesus brought joy in his first coming, and how we need joy to fight the spiritual battle that we are in.

What does the total peace (shalom) of God look like? In this sermon, Pastor Will shares a few attributes of the peace of God and then walks through Psalm 37:1-11, showing that God's total peace is fully coming in the future kingdom. In the meantime, we can personally experience God's peace and then share it with others.

In the Bible, to hope does not mean wishful thinking about something that may or may not happen. Hope is about trusting God even when the circumstances look impossible. In this sermon, Pastor Will talks about hope in the darkest of times through the lens of Lamentations 3. We can have hope that God will fulfill His promises to us through Christ.

What does gratitude look like in our walk with Jesus? What should our response be to mercy and to answered prayers? Jason Carter takes us through an incredible record of healing in the Gospels and examines what the correct response should be to God's power in our lives.

John Ely takes a look at the question, "Why do you call me 'Lord, Lord', and not do what I tell you?" He examines what it means for us to call Jesus Lord and what it means for us and how we respond.

Pastor Will takes us through four titles used of Jesus and what they meant, as well as what it means for Peter to be the Rock upon which Jesus built his church.

What does it look like to be a citizen of the US and a follower of Jesus? What wisdom can we learn from Jesus to help us during election season? In this sermon, Pastor Will discusses the context around Matthew 22:20, showing that we can serve God and love our neighbor while obeying the laws of the land. We should view ourselves as exiles, waiting for the coming kingdom of God.

Link to first politics sermon from Living Faith Rhode Island (Victor Gluckin): https://youtu.be/8KYG4KqcNic?si=rpeSTfgZgGQR9X4T

In Matthew 16, Jesus begins to explicitly tell his disciples about his impending death. Peter responds to this news with a harsh rebuke, and Jesus rebukes Peter in response. In the wake of this confrontation, Jesus asks his disciples to follow him to their deaths if necessary. In this sermon, Pastor Will walks through Matthew 16:21-28, showing that Jesus will never lead us someplace he isn't willing to go first.