Weekly Sermon Broadcast

LOVE OF TRUTH!
In these verses, the apostle Paul warns the Thessalonian believers about the consequences of refusing to love the truth. The love of truth is not merely an intellectual pursuit but a matter of the heart that leads to salvation.

WAY, TRUTH & LIFE!
In this powerful verse, Jesus declares a profound truth that resonates through the ages. He doesn't merely point to a way; He proclaims, "I am the way." In a world often filled with confusion and countless paths, Jesus stands as the ultimate guide. He is not just a source of guidance; He is the embodiment of truth.

THE ONE MEDIATOR!
In this verse, the Apostle Paul reminds us of the unique position of Jesus Christ as the sole mediator between us and God. What a comforting truth! We don't need to navigate countless intermediaries or religious rituals to approach our Creator. Jesus stands as the bridge, the one who reconciles us to God.

JOY IN TRIALS!
In life, we encounter various trials and challenges that may seem overwhelming. 

The world says that confidence is "trusting your own judgment and abilities and to value yourself worthy. God says in His Word that we should never have confidence in the flesh. Pastor Shane will share in this message on how our confidence comes from our relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. 

DECISIONS!
Every one of us makes decisions every day of our lives.   We make decisions to go to work, to go to church, to get married, to have children, to go to college.  We all make the decision to follow Jesus or not.  We make the decision to get baptized or not.  We decide that we are okay as we are.  We decide to get involved or not.

CULTIVATING CONTENTMENT!
In the final commandment of the Ten, God implores us not to covet. Coveting goes beyond mere desire; it's an intense longing for something that belongs to another. As we reflect on Exodus 20:17, we find a profound lesson in contentment and gratitude.

AT WIT’S END!
In the journey of life, we often find ourselves in situations where we feel like we are reeling and staggering, much like the sailors in Psalm 107:27. These moments can be overwhelming, leaving us at our wits' end, desperate for a lifeline. Yet, in the midst of our struggles, we are not alone.

COMMITTING YOUR PLANS TO GOD!
In this verse, we find a powerful and timeless principle for living a purposeful and fulfilled life. The key is the word "commit." It implies more than just a casual acknowledgment of God; it speaks of a deep, intentional surrender of our plans and endeavors to Him.