After reading through the Gospel of Mark's version of Christ's passion, death, and resurrection, we take note of how Mark emphasizes the fear and failure of the disciples. But, the good news of Easter is that Jesus triumphs in spite of our fear and failure. An expository Easter sermon from Mark 16:1-8.

The word disciple usually calls to mind the 12 men who lived with and ministered alongside Jesus for 3 years. This is true, but actually anyone who desires to follow Jesus is a disciple. Still, following Jesus involves so much more than just believing in Him as we learn from the Master Himself. An expository sermon of Matthew 8:18-22.

Last week Pastor Sean preached from this same passage focusing on Jesus' ministry of physical healing. This week we take a deeper look at what it has to say about healing beyond the physical, including what it meant to be unclean in Jesus' day and how that might apply to us today. Another expository sermon from Matthew 8:1-17.

As a part of his earthly ministry, Jesus became most renowned for His many signs and wonders, especially His acts of healing. Because of this, many Christians believe that we should continue to do the same, while others believe that the gift of healing is no longer in operation today. To try and dispel the confusion, we take a closer look at three examples of Jesus' healing in this expository sermon from Matthew 8:1-17.

Concluding His famous sermon on the mount, Jesus expands His comments to include the multitude that has been listening to Him teach His disciples about life in His kingdom. Using multiple metaphors, Jesus makes clear that there are only two paths leading to two destinations. How can we be sure which one we are on? Find out in this expository sermon from Matthew 7:13-29.

Some of Jesus' sayings are so well-known that they have become proverbs used even by non-Christians in our culture. "Judge not lest you be judged," "don't cast pearls before swine," and the so-called "golden rule" are prime examples. But, looking at them in context, we discover that these are more than just nuggets of general wisdom, they are commands Jesus intended to govern our relationships as believers. An expository sermon from Matthew 7:1-12.

Money can be a sensitive topic in the church, in part because some pastors and ministry leaders have overemphasized its role. But neither can we ignore it, since Jesus Himself often taught about it. In this continuing examination of the Sermon on the Mount we learn some principles for living as Kingdom citizens in a material world. An expository sermon from Matthew 6:19-34.

In his letter to the Colossians, the Apostle Paul praises them for the faith and love which reveals their maturity in Christ. However, he also prays for them that they will keep growing in wisdom and understanding - an example for us to emulate. An expository sermon from guest speaker, missionary Tom Graef.

Missionary Nick Taylor shares the ministry of Tri-M (Mobile Modular Ministry) and encourages all of us to share the gospel through some of the final words of the Apostle Paul to his young disciple, Timothy.

What makes someone a Christian? Some might argue it is things they do like going to church, reading the Bible or praying. Yet, the Bible is clear that righteousness is based on faith, not works. So, where do these things fit in? An answer can be found in this continuing study of Jesus' sermon on the mount, an expository sermon of Matt. 6:1-18.