Sermon #2 of the 2019 revival series, “Stumbling through the Dark: Job’s Passage to the Presence of God,” from Job 2:1-10. Speaker: Dr. Dan Burnett

Sermon #1 of the 2019 revival series, “Stumbling through the Dark: Job’s Passage to the Presence of God,” from Job 1:1-22.

Speaker: Dr. Dan Burnett

We often view suffering as an aberration of the normal course of life, but this perspective was far from the early church. Throughout the New Testament, we see both the expectation of suffering as well as the expectation of joy within that suffering as God sustains his people with hope and his presence.

Speaker: Aaron Meservey

Series: Joy

Scripture: Philippians 2:14-18

One of the greatest challenges we face as Christians is the threat of questioning God’s goodness when circumstances turn bad. Therefore one of our greatest needs is to have faith that God is in control over every aspect of our lives and will turn even the most aggravating setback we experience into an opportunity for the advancement of the Gospel and the praise of His glory.

Speaker: Jeff Wortman

Series: Joy

Scripture: Philippians 1:12-21

In a world that pursues happiness through all kinds of self-gratification, the Christian witness proclaims (and even commands) joy in our sacrifices. As we look to Jesus, we find the only means to fulfilling this part of our Christian witness.

Speaker: Aaron Meservey

Series: Joy

Scripture: Philippians 3:1-11

The resurrection of Jesus Christ forces us to move beyond our own small perspective of all he wants to accomplish for the sake of the world and see with the eyes of faith the grander purposes of God.

Speaker: Sean Scribner

Series: Letting Go

Scripture: John 20:1-18

Everyone wants Jesus when they think he has come to do something for them, but who is willing to submit to him as Lord? You and I must make the same decision as the people of his day. Who will it be? Jesus, the messiah, the King of all kings and Lord of all lords, or a king and kingdom of our own expectation and design?

Speaker: Sean Scribner

Series: Letting Go

Scripture: John 12:12-19

We can wait on Jesus. We need not doubt his character or motives. He cares about all of your life, but he is also determined to do a greater good, one that may result in delay, leading to your temporary discomfort. But his greater good always results in the glory of God and the salvation of men and women.

Speaker: Sean Scribner

Series: Letting Go

Scripture: John 11:1-44

We, on almost daily basis, find ourselves engulfed in the torrents and swells of life in a broken world, but in Jesus we find refuge and shelter from the storm. He wants to come into the midst of it all, walking on top of it all.

Speaker: Sean Scribner

Series: Letting Go

Scripture: John 6:16-21

You and I must let go of the rules — not the life-giving commands of God, which reveal his character and trace the lines of holiness defining our life in him — but the rules we manufacture to maintain our power, control, comfort at the expense of others.

Speaker: Sean Scribner

Series: Letting Go

Scripture: John 5:1-18