Paul reminds us of the Grace that God has poured out on us and it is all about Him. We can’t earn our salvation and there is nothing we can do to make God love us more. He sent his son to do it all on the cross and we live in that Grace.

The Bible warns us that false teachers and false gospels will be a part of the Christians life. What exactly is a false teacher or a false gospel? How do we recognize them and what, if anything, can we do? In this message we look at Paul’s instructions to Timothy to handling these very questions.

1 Timothy is a book that handles a lot of issues from the first century church that are surprisingly relevant in 2021. In this sermon we take a look at the major themes of 1 Timothy and how these ideas can greatly help Christians and churches today.

In the second part of the series, some of God attributes are compared between the Old and New Testaments in order to prove the immutability of God. Also, the positive effects of Christianity upon all aspects of world cultures, as directly by God and his Word, are examined as well.

Many people differentiate God between the Old and New Testament. Using the bible itself, it will prove that God does not and will not change, meaning He is loving, patient, forgiving, and merciful towards those that believe in Him. As well. His grace has always been available, through faith, to those who believe in Him. […]

The Bible tells us that friends who truly love us, will speak truth that hurts at times. These faithful wounds are key to us growing in Christ and in our character. How do we live a life that fosters healthy, but hard conversations?

What are some of the most helpful ways to think about money? In this sermon we look at 5 powerful truths about money from the Bible that can help us stay out of debt and being controlled by money, while instead being blessed and using our money to build the kingdom of God and bless […]

As Christians, God calls us to be a generous people. Today, we look at what the bible says about being generous with what God has given us.