In our sermon we see two miracles where people in desperate situations reach out to Jesus for healing. Both are important to Him and Jesus takes the time necessary for both, even when it seems like and interruption causes one request to suffer loss. We are challenged to reach out to Jesus when we are in desperation.

Our message today comes from Matthew 9 where Jesus demonstrates His authority not only to heal those with infirmities and disease but also to forgive the sins of men. While some may focus on His miraculous ability to heal the physical, His ability to bring healing to the spiritual life is even greater.

Our third sermon in this series brings us to the end of Matthew chapter 8. In this message, John shares with us the authority of Jesus as He performs two miracles that demonstrate His true identity. Christ calms creation when it is robust and tumultuous and Christ conquers chaos when our spiritual lives are out of control.

In this message from John, we will take a close examination of three miracles found in Matthew 8 where Jesus touches the lives of those who are sick and brings healing to their infirmities. We'll also discover that Jesus not only brings physical healing but holistic healing, as well. His concern is ultimately to heal us from the disease of sin and death.

With this sermon, we begin a new sermon series, "It Would Take a Miracle." This series will take us through the miracles that are presented in the book of Matthew. Our first sermon deals with defining what miracles are and their purpose as found in Matthew 4.

The final sermon in our series over the Adventure of Discipleship. In this sermon, John brings us a message that focuses on the Goal of Discipleship...to make disciples who love God and others.

Our third sermon in our Adventure of Discipleship takes us to the book of John chapter 6 where Jesus has made some very bold statements about who He is. Many people who have been following Him now decide to walk away and He asks the twelve if they want to leave also. Peter, replies with boldness that Jesus is the only One who has the words of eternal life and that they see Him as the Holy One of God. In our sermon John will take a look at two specific disciples to demonstrate the difference between those who have a heart of discipleship and those who only have a heart for themselves.

The second sermon in our series of the Adventure of Discipleship brings us to examining the Cost of Discipleship. Following Jesus isn't as simple or easy as many may make it out to be. Jesus has some expectations for those who would choose to follow after Him. In this message John will take at look at what it might cost us to be a disciple of Christ.

Our first sermon in a series entitle, The Adventure of Discipleship, John brings us message about the "Call to Discipleship." In it, we will look at the Basis for the Call, the Purpose of the Call, and the Framework of the Call and how this is to be transforming in the life of a follower of Jesus.

As we close out the year 2024, Jesse Frame brings us a challenging message to pursue holiness in our life. Taking a look back at the history of Israel and how God called them, set them apart for holiness, and blessed them time and time again, yet, the people of Israel would not take serious the discipline of holiness. As we enter 2025, may we make our pursuit of holiness one that is disciplined enough to keep us faithful to God.