Pastor Ben Thomas preached his second sermon from Proverbs chapter 2. This sermon explores the concept of wisdom as a posture, emphasizing that Christian maturity isn't about rigid molds but is rather a dynamic response to God's Word. Ultimately, the wisdom we find in the proverbs protects and guides individuals through life's challenges. It encourages a practical approach to faith that prioritizes action and diligent engagement over mere intellectual debate. Listen and believe.

Pastor John Randolph continue his sermon series in 1 John. This sermon emphasizes the importance of active love and obedience to God's commands, contrasting mere verbal affirmations with tangible actions that demonstrate genuine faith. Drawing from 1 John 3, the message highlights that true love, exemplified by Christ's sacrifice, requires laying down one's life for others and actively responding to their needs, rather than simply expressing good intentions. Listen and believe.

Pastor John Randolph continued his series from 1 John chapter 3. What does the Bible say about harboring anger against a brother in our hearts? Listen and believe!

Pastor John Randolph continues his series from 1st John. The sermon emphasizes the vital connection between abiding in Christ and bearing fruit, drawing parallels between John 15 and 1 John 3. It asserts that true Christians actively pursue holiness, not as a command, but as a natural consequence of their union with Christ and a reflection of His love. Listen and believe.

Pastor John Randolph continued his series from 1 John chapter 3. The sermon explores the nature of sin and its connection to the devil, emphasizing that true believers do not habitually practice sin, but rather demonstrate a life aligned with Christ's righteousness. John clarifies that while believers may occasionally sin, their core identity is rooted in God, and their ultimate purpose is to reflect Christ's character, highlighting the importance of both theological understanding and practical application in the Christian life.

Pastor John continued the series from 1 John chapter 2. The sermon emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ to withstand deception and maintain confidence in His return, particularly in light of the proliferation of antichrists. Drawing from 1 John, he clarifies that true believers persevere, distinguishing them from those who merely profess faith but ultimately depart. Pastor John also underscores the necessity of holding fast to orthodox doctrine, especially regarding Jesus Christ as Messiah, while recognizing that genuine faith is empowered by the Holy Spirit and produces lasting fruit.

Pastor John Randolph continued the series from 1 John, Drawing from 1 John 2:15-17 and referencing Jerry Bridges' work, the message emphasizes that loving the world—characterized by desires of the flesh, the eyes, and pride—indicates a lack of genuine faith and a fleeting existence, contrasting it with the eternal promise for those who do God's will. Ultimately, Pastor John urges listeners to examine their hearts, resist worldly temptations, and remain steadfast in their commitment to Christ, recognizing that true joy and lasting life are found in obedience to God's grace.

Pastor John Randolph preached from Ecclesiastes chapter 11. The sermon underscores that while humans possess limited knowledge and cannot control future events, they are called to act boldly, generously, and with a focus on serving others, mirroring Christ's example of selfless giving. Ultimately, the message centers on fearing God, keeping His commandments, and recognizing that every deed will be brought to judgment, encouraging listeners to embrace their calling and invest their talents for the glory of God and the benefit of those around them.

Pastor John Randolph continued his series from Ecclesiastes chapter 9. This sermon encourages a life of gratitude and faithful service, grounded in the hope and assurance found in Christ, who defeats death and offers a path to enduring joy and meaning.

Pastor John Randolph preached another sermon on Prayer from Luke chapter 7. Is there something that might prevent God from answering our prayers? Listen and believe.