John brings us a sermon on the Word of God, exploring its authority, inspiration, power, reliability, inerrancy, infallibility, its influence on history and its role as the source of truth and life from whence we establish our foundation of faith.

The first sermon in a new series, "Bedrock Faith." In this sermon, John walks through Scripture helping to identify the character of God. We take a look at the Godhead - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Three in One), and how He shapes everything about our lives.

Our final sermon in our Silver Bells series we find that in a world not so different than our - politically tense, economically pressured, spiritually weary - steps an old man named Simeon, standing in the temple of Jerusalem with one deep, unfulfilled longing: to see God keep His promise. A promise that to him has been only visible in black and white on the pages of prophetic history will soon become alive in vivid color through the meeting of an infant: Jesus.

In our second sermon in the Silver Bells series, we'll explore Isaiah 63:1-3 discover that Christmas feelings fade, but Christ's fulfillment remains. It's a message of hope, a message of reality, and a message of joy, reminding us that the true "feeling of Christmas" is not in the air - it's in the arrival of the One who came to bind up the brokenhearted and set captives free.

John brings us a new Christmas series: Silver Bells. In this first sermon, City Sidewalks, Busy Sidewalks, we discover that in the midst of life's constant busyness and directionless striving, God gives a transforming sign - Jesus, Immanuel, God with us - who changes our direction, priorities, and purpose.

In the final sermon of our series, John brings us a message of encouragement from Paul where we learn that a spiritually mature church is marked by alertness, steadfast conviction, Christlike love, and servant hearted ministry demonstrated through our actions and relationships..

As the apostle Paul is closing out his letter to the Corinthians, he writes to tell them of his travel plans. But his travel plans include a caveat, "if the Lord permits." John explains to us how living within the framework of God's will helps to navigate life's struggles. We need a team effort and Paul shares about those who are working with them and how we should relate.

This message finds us in 1 Corinthians 16:1-4 where Paul writes to the church about their generosity in taking up an offering for the church in Jerusalem which is struggling. There are some principles of giving that John helps us identify in our text: True Christian generosity flows from grace, is practiced with disciple, and demonstrates unity within the body of Christ.

John brings us another message from 1 Corinthians. This sermon is covering chapter 15 verses 50-58 where Paul informs us that flesh and blood cannot enter the kingdom of God, therefore, those who are left alive when Christ returns will be instantaneously transformed into a new body which is incorruptible.

John is bringing us another message in our sermons series. If you've ever wondered what lies beyond the grave, Paul, in 1 Corinthians 15:35-49, expresses a hope far more real and glorious than even our best science or boldest promises can offer. God invites us to see resurrection not as a fantasy, but as a reality.