This Easter Sunday sermon comes from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. It answers the question of why we believe in the Resurrection by looking at the testimony of the Old Testament, the testimony of the eye witnesses, and the testimony of lives changed. The sermon ends asking are we telling others about Jesus, are we seeking his forgiveness, and do we believe in him?

We continue our series on Wisdom from Solomon looking at how to make good decisions in difficult times. We look at Joshua and the Gibeonites and how to make good decisions when you are in a tough position.

Join us today as we talk about Moses, an unlikely hero, as he leaves a life of luxury to help his people, God's people.

Who are your heroes? Do you have a favorite Superhero? New sermon in the "Heroes of the Faith".

This is the start of a series on spiritual warfare. Most of the messages will come from Ephesians 6:10-20. This sermon also uses sections of Revelation 12.

This weeks sermon picks up where last week ended. Each part of the armor of God is addressed in turn. The use of the Old Testament is used to explain Paul's thoughts behind the armor. Jesus' encounter with the Devil is also used.

Tracing the roots of the Lord's Supper in the Jewish Passover, this sermon addresses the value of this ordinance. This sermon also discusses the symbolism of the Lord's Supper from a historical, disciple, and modern context. Ultimately, the goal of the sermon is to increase understanding of the Lord's Supper, in order to create a better, more biblically accurate worship experience.

This sermon continues the series on spiritual warfare, focusing on the mind. Taken from Romans 7:21-25 and Ephesians 4:17-24 these sermon addresses the two choices for battle: 1) My way 2) God's way. It finishes with an invitation for Christians to renew their minds, desire spiritual change, repenting, and submitting to God.

Samuel He lived to a ripe old age and saw God change his role many times...but who does this prophet, priest, & judge point to???