What we do with the time, talents, opportunities, and resources God has entrusted to us is very important. In this week's sermon we look at Matthew 25:14-30 and learn what it means to be wise stewards for the Lord.

Are you ready for Jesus to return? In Matthew 25:1-13 Jesus tells a story about some who were ready for the bridegroom and others who were not. Some think it is enough to be around the church or to know a Christian, but in this sermon we recognize that each individual is responsible to be ready for the return of Christ.

The return of Christ cannot be predicted but demands constant expectancy. In this sermon from Matthew 24:36-51 we discuss how to be ready and working as we wait for the second coming of Christ.

When will Jesus return and how will we know it is happening? While there are questions we may not have answers to until that great event happens, there are still many things that are clear and certain. In this sermon from Matthew 24:29-35 we look at what is known and clear about the second coming of Christ.

One of the simple truths to the resurrection of Jesus Christ is that there were many witnesses. In this sermon from Luke chapter 24 we look at the Easter story and the credibility that it has from those who witnessed it firsthand.

We have been given freedom in Christ, but what are we to do with that freedom? In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 9:19-27, Pastor Jim Shultz outlines how our freedom is meant to be used to serve others and win them to Christ.

When will Jesus return? Or has Jesus already returned and you just missed it? These questions still come up today and this week's sermon on Matthew 24:15-28 provides a firm foundation on which you can think about this topic.

What reminders do you need when life is really hard? Near the end of John's life he experienced much pain, suffering, and was exiled to the island of Patmos. During this stretch of time God gave John a fresh dose of reality and reminded him who was on the throne of Heaven. Join us for this sermon from Revelation 4 given by Highland Goodman.

Are we living in the end times? Jesus' disciples wanted to know how they could recognize the end of the age. So when they asked about this very topic, what did Jesus tell them? Join us for this sermon from Matthew 24:1-14 as we look at the need for preparation and perseverance in the most difficult of circumstances.

When reading about the sins of others it's easy to say, "I would never do that", but just like the Pharisees we are in danger of repeating the sins of those before us if we do not humbly come to Jesus in repentance. Join us as we learn from the last section in Matthew 23.