A Sunday morning sermon by Peter DuMont.

 A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor Russell Joyner. 

 A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor David Singh. 

A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor David Singh.

A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor David Singh.

A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor David Singh

A Sunday morning sermon by Peter DuMont.In John 14 Jesus speaks to his disciples the night of his betrayal, arrest, and separation from them.   He tells them, “Believe in God; believe also in me.  In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you I go to prepare a place for you?” Jesus encourages them by revealing--in this uncertain moment—a deep look at the heart of God the Father, whose house holds many rooms to which his children can come home.   This teaching completes the work Jesus undertook to reveal God as a loving Father whose affection is expressed in the life and work of his Son.   Jesus goes on to encourage them with the promise of the Holy Spirit, sent by the Father in Jesus’ name to the disciples to be with them forever.   The Holy Spirit would call to remembrance everything Jesus said and reveal even more of the life of God to them, “teach[ing] all things” (v26).The picture that emerges is the interworking ministry of the Trinity functioning in beautiful harmony with one another.   The work of Father, Son, and Spirit mirrors and deepens the expression of a singular heart and purpose: to draw humanity into a place of homecoming and neverending celebration in the Father’s house.This Sunday, as our nation observes Father’s Day, let’s come prepared to celebrate our invitation into the household of the Triune God!

A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor Steve Hartman.Last Sunday we celebrated Pentecost Sunday--God's great gift of the Holy Spirit. What a gift! Think about it. Jesus Christ lives in you, the believer, in the Person of the Holy Spirit. Again, I say, what a gift! The Spirit of God is at work in us, constantly renewing us, forming Christ in us, ministering spiritual gifts through us, ministering His love through us, and spreading the gospel through us. The Holy Spirit is at work in us renewing our lives. Now, this week, we want to think about what hinders that work of the Spirit.  Personally, I pray frequently for a great awakening in our country and even around the world. Another name for "great awakening" is revival. I know a lot of people don't like that word "revival" but what do we mean by revival?  A revival is a time when the church grows and people's lives are changed and God becomes more real and people experience the love of God more deeply and the love of people for each other deepens.  It is a wonderful and exciting time as God comes and works freshly and deeply in his people.  The Holy Spirit is moving powerfully among God's people, and through them the gospel spreads.  Now, this week I want to ask a question: What hinders this work of the Spirit of God? What causes the fire of the Spirit to die down? We ask this question because we want to see the opposite. We want to see the fire of the Holy Spirit burning hot. So, we will ask that question, "What causes the fire of the Spirit to lessen? In thinking about that question, we will look at a tough passage--James 4:1-10-- as we explore the answer to this question.  Hope to see you Sunday.

A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor Keith Hill.It is my great privilege and joy to be with you this Sunday — Pentecost! Pastor David has been such a wonderful partner and mentor to me in Spirit empowered living, and over the years many of you have become friends. I will bring you a Pentecost message and invitation. The message is not likely to be anything new to you. It’s about the Lord’s empowering gift of the Holy Spirit, and you have experienced the Spirit’s work already. But the Lord has endless capacities to make his gifts to us fresh, and fitting for new seasons, which I believe he will do this Pentecost Sunday. What a fitting day for fresh fillings of the Spirit! Which leads to the invitation: at the end of the service your prayer ministers will move to the front of the sanctuary, ready to offer you blessings that would welcome the Spirit’s fresh presence.I don’t know about you, but I can hardly wait to see what the Lord does among us! Let’s be in prayer leading up to this Pentecost worship, so that we’ll be ready.

A Sunday sermon by Pastor David Singh.The risen Christ is the victor over all death. The devil robs, destroys, and kills. Death in its many forms is the result of demonic activity. Covid has killed millions. War has ravaged Africa, the Middle East, and Ukraine. Death is constantly in the news. Death has invaded even our schools. We are warned in Ephesians 6:10-13, “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. 11 Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. 12 For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. 13 Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm.” We are not just caught in the middle of this cosmic struggle. This is the promise for us: “The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet. The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you, ” Rom 16:20.