From the account of Apollos at the end of Acts 18, we are reminded that although repentance is required, faith in Christ is necessary for salvation and overcoming sin. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series Sermon #39

Just as the mission of God moved from person to person in Paul's day and from Paul's day to ours, so we must see ourselves as participants in the mission and help others see themselves in the same way. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts, Sermon #38

As Paul is occupied with the Word in Corinth, he exemplifies that when the reality of God's love in Christ grabs hold of your life, you cannot help but live it and let it be known. - Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts Series, Sermon #37

From Paul in Athens, we are reminded that we help to make the unknown known by clarifying who God is and who we are in relation to Him. Pastor Wayne Griswold points out 5 such clarifying truths in this sermon #36 of the Acts series.

In consideration of Paul's directions to the church in Corinth, Pastor Wayne Griswold calls us to view the Lord's Supper as an expression of worship and faith that testifies to our communion with Christ and with others in the body of Christ.

In sermon #9 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Andrei Yaholkovsky considers a biblical perspective of sex: that it is a gift from God that is good, is meant for marriage, and is owed between a husband and wife.

In sermon #8 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold encourages us that spiritual formation typically begins in the home and what that looks like for husbands, wives, and children.

In sermon #7 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold looks to the Bible's teachings that as citizens of two kingdoms, the earthly and the heavenly, we must serve the one and prioritize the other.

In sermon #6 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About . . . ? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold looks to various passages to point out that ministry in the church is not gender specific but a matter of gifting and call.

In sermon #5 of 10 of the What Does the Bible Say About...? series, Pastor Wayne Griswold points us to the truth that homosexual practice like any sin is a great offense to God, but God's grace is greater still.