Hebrews 11 says our faith is the assurance or substance of things hoped for. What is the substance of your faith? The answer to that will determine the course of the rest of your life. Jesus is the only substance that can hold us up. That is why true faith follows Jesus!

The Christian is God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works. There is a design to the Christian life, and this design will be realized and walked out as we identify who we are - His workmanship.

Why did God save you? And why did God save you the way that He saved you? In this sermon, Jonathan Plummer seeks to answer these vitally important questions.

Ephesians chapter two was written to the church so that we would know and embrace the hope that God has called us to, the riches of his glorious inheritance in us, and the immeasurable greatness of his power towards us who believe. It does this by showing us who we were by nature, before we came to know who God is by nature.

“I believe, help my unbelief” cried the father to Jesus. It seems to be a description of many of God’s people - believing but not believing. Being convinced in the mind but not at rest in the heart.

The Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. Probably the most extraordinary event in the earthly ministry of The Savior

After Peter told Jesus he believed He was “The Christ of God,” Jesus revealed that He was going to suffer and die. And if anyone would follow Jesus they, like Jesus, must deny themselves and bear their cross too.

Jesus is the most important person who has ever walked this earth. In this text He asks the most important question that has ever been asked. How you answer this question will determine your eternity - heaven or hell

When Jesus fed the 5,000 He actually fed 12,000 - 15,000. In this story from Luke 9 Tony shows us how we see God - His compassion and how nothing is impossible for Him. As a result, we should and can find rest in Him and trust Him for big asks!

The Christian life is a war and prayer is essential to the fight, both for us personally and for the church. Paul instructs our prayer in the closing remarks of his letter to the Ephesians.