This sermon continues our series from Revelation. What does Jesus say to Christians who might die for their faith? He calls them to live a life of Rich Tribulation. Revelation 2:9-11

Continuing our series in Revelation, we look at the first of the seven letters to the churches. In Rev 2:1-7, Jesus warns the church in Ephesus that if they don't remember their love first their church will cease to exist. Tune in to find out what this means for us today!

Have you ever had an unexpected visit at a time you were really struggling? Ever felt alone, hurt, or afraid until you were visited by the perfect friend? Today we examine Rev 1:9-20 and The Unexpected Visit John receives from Jesus. He Waits, Sees and Hears Jesus.

This series through the book of Revelation looks at what must take place for the King to Return! Today we examine the 3 keys to understanding Revelation. We look at Revelation 1:1-8.

This sermon concludes our series from Psalms asking the most important question for the New Year: "Who is God?" Answering this question, we examine Psalm 118 for keys to God's identity and ways for us to respond.

As we continue our series from Psalms we look at Psalm 91. How should we respond when we are overwhelmed by finances, relationships, or health problems? The character of God revealed in PS 91 answers these questions and more.

Exploring a familiar story in a different light, this sermon answers the question: "How should I respond when I mess up?" Examining Ps 51 we get a window into how we should respond to God when we sin.

Christians start the new yr off right! How does trusting God help me make better decisions? Can the peace of God, His provision, and protection guide me this year? Find out today in Beside Still Waters.

Have you ever wondered how to make better choices or why your new years resolutions always end quickly?? Today we ask the question: How do I start off my new year right? What direction are you moving in?

The next in our encountering Jesus series, we look at Jesus' encounter with us. In this sermon we look God with Israel, God with Isaiah, and God with us. God slowly revealed himself to his people and then at the perfect time was born.