How do "sermon-listening" and "fellowship" go together? While our easy Internet access to well-known "rockstar" preachers has indeed been a blessing, there has also been a downside—namely, for many Christians, listening to sermons has become an individualistic exercise. We will examine ways to rediscover and practice community sermon-listening in the local church.

You have an INCREDIBLE TREASURE in your hands--and my question to you this morning is, what do you do with this amazing treasure? Do you realize the value and worth of what you hold? On a daily basis, do you give consideration to the riches you have in your hands? The Word of God is the key to the Christian life. The more you read it, the more you listen to it, the better you understand it--the more clear and confident you can be that you know God and understand His ways.

As a church, we have pursued certain crucial commitments in order to maintain our spiritual health as individuals and as a church. It is time to be reminded of some, learn some new ones, and commit to dependently pursue them this year.

This sermon will cheer your heart and cause those outside of God’s family to think more deeply about Christmas. It will bring joy to your heart as you learn of Christ's eternality.

At the end of Mark 9, Jesus brings the most extreme challenge in the entire book of Mark. These verses are a gut-level wake-up call. Our Lord will shock us so we truly embrace the destructiveness of sin, and embrace the need to live holy, because great danger demands drastic action.

The Lord is about to head to Judea, then Jerusalem, but He stops to instruct His men not to get distracted, and to pursue their mission with a passion. We will see how our relationships with Christians outside our church, and our relationships inside our church must be absent of rivalry and must be known by love.

This is a special, powerful, impactful, insightful message from Romans 7:14-24. You are going to be blown away, blessed and seriously helped. This is a sermon you must not miss--how to deal with INDWELLING SIN?

How can the disciples go from seeing Christ in all His glory to having a prideful conversation about “who is the greatest?” Don’t we often lose sight of God’s greatness and fall into the same trap of a prideful heart? Hear about the ultimate example of humility in Christ Jesus, and how we are to follow His amazing example.

Here we see Jesus demonstrating His power, authority and love while He calls the boy's father to believe. The father responds with, "I do believe; help my unbelief," which is one of the most abused verses in the Bible. Sadly, Bible teachers have ripped it from its context and made it the rationale for claiming all your wishes will come true if you can just work up enough faith. We will discover what it really means, while fueling our hearts to live by faith.