Pastor Thomas Brashears - preached March 8 - Wherever Jesus went, changes occurred. He challenged systems, powers, and individuals. He helped people see that they couldn't see. He invited men and women to follow Him as if He expected them to drop everything and do just that. To our surprise (not his) many of them did follow. The invitation to transformation is still open. If we are listening, we can hear it in the darkness as did Nicodemus. Jesus is remaking who we are.

Pastor Ryan Warne-McGraw - preached on March 1 - Jesus faces the temptations of hunger, fame, and power in the desert, but the most crucial temptations of all were questioning his identity as a beloved Child of God, and his temptation to not complete his mission given to him by his Father.  Today we will talk about the importance of reconstructing our identity as beloved children of God, and the need to overcome self-rejection and the desire to quit.

Pastor Thomas Brashears - preached February 23 - Service is a theme that runs throughout God’s Word from cover to cover. The Bible is filled with countless examples of ways in which God served His people, ways in which God’s people served God and others, and commandments that are related to service. In this lesson, we are going to look at five principles from God’s Word that are related to service. These principles are interrelated and should be taken as a whole.

Pastor Ryan Warne-McGraw - preached February 16, 2020 - When Jesus saw crowds of people in need his first reaction was feeling the deep emotion of compassion. His ministry balanced sharing Good News and healing, and he was continually motivated to reach more people. Jesus does this today through the church and compassionate servants who respond to local and global needs.

Pastor Thomas Brashears - preached on February 9, 2020

Pastor Mike Anderson - preached February 2

Pastor Thomas Brashears - preached January 26 - Service nearly always follows a very specific sequence, one embodied in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. A prime example of this sequence is in the way Jesus dealt with Zacchaeus, a tax collector in Jericho.

The sequence or pattern of service is fivefold: awareness, availability, acceptance, abiding, and abandonment.

Pastor Mike Anderson - preached January 19 - As Jesus served the disciples, so they were to serve others. They were to be just as sensitive as Jesus to the needs of others, just as responsive as Jesus to the needs they perceived, and just as generous as Jesus in their loving care of others. The same is true for us. We are to serve others in humility and kindness, just as Jesus washed the dusty feet of His disciples only hours before His arrest and crucifixion.

Pastor Thomas Brashears & Sharon Franta - preached January 12

Pastor Thomas Brashears - preached January 5 - The means to achieving Jesus’ much higher and more meaningful goal of reigning over an eternal kingdom was not to be found in the man–made systems and alliances of this world, but rather through the ultimate act of ministry and servanthood, a sacrificial death.