“As King of all creation, the Lord Jesus Christ deserves our complete allegiance. In today’s sermon we’ll explore the consequences of continued rebellion against Jesus and His righteous reign.”

In this sermon, "The Cost of Compromise," we explore the gradual progression of Lot's decisions, starting with his choice to settle near Sodom. What began as an appealing, materialistic choice eventually led to deeper compromises, as Lot became entrenched in a corrupt society that influenced his family and faith.

Psalm 18:1-2, a powerful song of David celebrating God's protection and strength. In this psalm, David reminds us that the Lord is our rock, fortress, and deliverer—giving us every reason to sing with assurance and joy.

This sermon on John 10:1-9 is where Jesus declares, "I am the door." In this powerful passage, we’ll explore how God’s people—His sheep—recognize and follow His voice amidst the noise of life. We'll also reflect on the comforting truth that Jesus not only guides us but protects and secures our lives in His care. Take a listen as we rejoice in the profound safety and intimacy we have in Christ, our Good Shepherd.

This sermon on John 10:1-9 is where Jesus declares, "I am the door." In this powerful passage, we’ll explore how God’s people—His sheep—recognize and follow His voice amidst the noise of life. We'll also reflect on the comforting truth that Jesus not only guides us but protects and secures our lives in His care. Take a listen as we rejoice in the profound safety and intimacy we have in Christ, our Good Shepherd.

This sermon will dive into 1 Kings 18:41-46, where Elijah’s fervent prayer brings about a miraculous downpour after a long drought. Discover how prayer grants us insight, sharpens our discernment, and empowers us with supernatural abilities to achieve the impossible.

Judges 6: 1-18 NIV

A couple weeks back we spoke about the urgency of God's call. Last week we spoke about the assurance of God's call. This week will be exploring the purpose of God's call. God only calls us into Himself so He can send us back into the world

Last week we spoke about the cost of our faith but this week will explore the source of the faith. This life is a journey of ups and downs, victories and failures. Yet this passage is a reminder that not only did God die for me but He's keeping me.

The passage we're reading is a love story. A tragic love story about a God who's committed to a people that aren't committed to Him. The sermon today explores the exclusivity of love. For love involves both commitment and denial. It's the commitment to one person while denying all others. The question we have to ask ourselves is what are holding on too that's stopping us from accepting God's invitation for love