In this sermon, we look as scripture from Colossians and Pastor Jake discusses Jesus being the image of the Invisible God. If we want to know what God is truly like, we look at Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Jake looks at the story the Gospel of Luke tells of Mary and Martha. How does this story relate to us and what are distractions that get in our way of growing in our love for God and neighbor?

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses Jesus sending the 70(2) out ahead of him. Jesus tells them, "The harvest is plentiful and the laborers are few." How does this relate to us today and how are we being sent by Jesus now?

In this sermon, Pastor Jake shares some themes that were taught on the recent youth mission trip to Nashville, TN. God's love pursues us relentlessly and we should also be people who relentlessly pursue God.

In this sermon, the Salisbury District Superintendent stops by to preach a sermon. Rev. Dr. Rob Townsend shares with us based on the scripture coming from 1 Kings 19 in the Old Testament.

In this sermon, Pastor Jake discusses grace and works. Ultimately, we are reminded of the gift of grace that we all have access to.

Our youth pastor, Jordan Forston, reminds us in this sermon that Jesus has conquered the grave and we are called to "Rise Up!"

How often do we stop and praise God? What are things in your own life that you can give God the praise for?

In this sermon, Pastor Jake talks about joining all of creation in praising God daily!

In this sermon, Pastor Jake concludes the series of sermons on Jesus' seven "I AM" statements in the Gospel of John.

How do we live and show others that Jesus is, indeed, the way, the truth, and the life?

After Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on water, he speaks truth to his listeners when he says, "I am the bread of life." Pastor Jake looks at this I AM statement this week and reminds us that believing in the bread of life (Jesus) is just the start to our spiritual journey, not the end.