Have you ever been in a place so loud that it was hard to think? Our world has become a place with a lot of noise, so it may be difficult to focus on what is most important. This week we'll look at the concept that "Now Yells Louder, but Later Lasts Longer" as we wrap up our Keep the Change sermon series developing the idea that we can use our time and talents for God's eternal purposes. 

September 18, 2024 - We should not look for security in mankind, not even our close friends. Just like us, they are sinners, and we should expect them to hurt us. However, we are still called to draw them near and love them.

More is better… right? While worldly wisdom suggests that more money is always a good thing, we learn from Scripture that wealth can be both a blessing and a burden.

September 11, 2024 - God loves us so much that he wants us to be with him, so he equips us to go out into His kingdom. We are blessed to be his disciples, even though we don't deserve it.

As we begin our "Keep the Change" sermon series, we reflect on three truths: everything belongs to God; we don't deserve anything from Him; and even a crumb of His goodness will satisfy. Thanks be to God that He freely gives us His blessings, that He gives to people who don't deserve it, and that He gives more than crumbs to His needy people. 

What do we do when everything crumbles around us? We find our hope in the Lord. Jeremiah the prophet found himself in despair as his nation laid in ruins, yet God shared hope with him that a new covenant was coming that would restore his people and give them new hearts.



As we continue our “Portrait of a Prophet” series, we look at the rejection experienced by Jeremiah. Through his ministry, we learn the importance of standing firm in the faith. 

What is a prophet? We dive into our first week of a “Portrait of a Prophet” sermon series where we look at how God assures Jeremiah that He will be with the prophet even in tough times. 

Have you ever felt alone in the storms of life? God is never far in those seasons because he still sees you, is present with you, and is in control.

Apostles Creed, Article 2