What if the God who asked a prophet to buy land before invasion and brought Jesus into the world through a virgin wants to do the impossible in your life too? Nothing is too hard for the Lord—but are we too busy with our own agendas to receive His instruction and obey? Emmanuel means God is with us, ready to work miracles in the most unexpected ways. This is the first sermon of Advent 2025.

The sermon "Continuing with Christ" draws on the outstanding elements of John 15 and the illustration Jesus uses of the vine and the branches, exploring the potential relationship believers can have with him in greater depth.

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When Murphy said If anything can go wrong, it will, he was speaking of natural things. But what if things go wrong because of spiritual things? What if God has more for us to understand, skills for us to develop, and ways to deal with dark spiritual entities? In this sermon those themes will be discussed.

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It is weird to think in the scientific age that people can have a relationship with a divine being. No one takes God to the lab to dissect and measure. To have a relationship with God is to connect with the supernatural.

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Jesus has a way of turning things around, like prayer. He knows the power of prayer and invites us to engage in it. However, he does not go with what is often seen or done. Sermon notes: https://gracepryor.sermon.net/pdf/22435911

Join us this in this sermon as we explore the theme of "Significance in God’s Kingdom." We'll delve into what it means to seek God's kingdom first and witness the incredible things God does in our lives. Reflect on how you can prioritize seeking God's Kingdom and discover your significance in His greater plan.

In a world longing for transformation, God’s mission invites us into something far more profound than personal ambition—it calls us to live with divine purpose. This sermon unpacks five foundational objectives that shape every believer’s calling. This Sunday, God’s Mission Objectives is the sermon in our Significance series.

If you are a Christian, you are weird. To live this life of being new in Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, coming out of the darkness of the world and the power of the prince of the power of the air, is so different from those living their lives without Christ. Join us for the message on Your Spiritual Strangeness.

As a young person in school, thoughts about the future often arise. What will I do? What will I be? What should I do now to prepare for what is coming? The future is coming, and you, as a child of God, have a glorious calling. That is the theme of the sermon in the next installment of the Significance series.

Do you matter? Can you make a difference? Wondering about who we are and what difference we can make in our short time on earth is worthy of serious consideration. We begin a new series on Sunday called SIGNIFICANCE. This sermon is on Citizenship. As we approach Independence Day, it is worth thinking about our citizenship on earth and in heaven. Join us for Significance: Citizenship.