In this week's sermon, learn more about what makes an ideal church leader according to Paul's writings in 1 Timothy. Listen as Ron explains the characteristics Paul mentions, but also the most important characteristic of a good church leader.

On the Sunday following Ash Wednesday, G3 Church and our Pastor Ron celebrate the beginning of the season of Lent. As Ron continues in the gospel of John we hear Jesus tell Phillip and Nathaniel to 'Follow Me'. Ron explains that to follow Jesus is to not only confess with our mouths but to submit to discipleship and turn from the ways of the world.

Listen this week as Ron discusses Lent. If you've ever wondered what Lent is or why it's important, this sermon may provide you some answers! Ron talks about how Lent is a chance for us to do a 'spiritual maintenance check' and gives practical reasons how and why we can participate in Lent as individuals.

This Sunday at G3, Ron continues with an exegetical study of the gospel of John in his Lost Light Series. Ron examines John 1:35-42, where Jesus shows the men who follow him where he is staying. Jesus shows them what they truly were looking for. The reason for their existence. Their purpose in life. The answer to all the why’s. So much so they didn’t want to keep it to themselves, they naturally wanted to share it with the ones they loved. Ron explains that Jesus showed the men what evangelism looks like, Jesus invited them to see what God had in store for them and it changed their lives. Just as Jesus showed the disciples so we are called to share the Good News of Jesus and what He has done for all of us.

This Sunday at G3 Church, Ron continued with his Lost Light sermon series through the Gospel of John. Ron uses the example of John the Baptist as he gives a testimony about the Lamb of God in John 1:29-34. Just as John the Baptist testified of Jesus' baptism our testimonies have the same power, but when is the right time to share?

Give this week's sermon a listen as Ron talks to us about worry. Ron uses Matthew 6:25-27 and shares about how worry can reveal where our treasures lie and reminds us that Jesus commands us not to worry, but to trust that God will provide.

Continuing with our Lost Light sermon series, Ron dives back into the beginning of John and we hear how John the Baptist suffered from a case of mistaken identity. Ron discusses how, everyday, the world tries to tell us where our identity is found, but Jesus tells us our identity is found in Him.

This week, listen as Ron shares about the Light, as referenced by John in the first chapter of his gospel. Reflect with us on what it means to be 'little lights' pointing the way towards the 'great Light', like John the Baptist.

Ron begins a new sermon series this Sunday called 'Lost Light.' During this sermon series we will be looking at the Book of John exegetically and go verse by verse to hear what God is telling us directly. Ron began with John 1 and explores how John describes the Creation and how Jesus fits into the story.

For the first Sunday of 2020 Ron shares how we can all deal with our anger by 'canceling the debt'. Ron suggests that anger comes from feeling like we're owed something. Drawing from Jesus' message to Peter in Matthew 18, Ron reminds us that we are called to forgive 7 times 70 times. Listen and learn that we must 'cancel the debts' we feel others owe us in order to prevent our anger from festering into sin.