The church used to be a place where you could find unlimited promise, but it is quickly becoming a place of untapped potential. People simply don't realize the amount of power that we have in the Holy Spirit to change the world that is around us, instead they have relented to the though that we are incapable of changing or shaping anything or anyone. In Acts 2:1-8 the Bible shows us why the Holy Spirit is so important and how the Disciples were able to change the world through His power, these teaching can help us learn to do the same thing. I. A Fervent Desire. (Vs. 1), II. A Faithful Delivery. (Vs. 2-4), III. A Fiery Display. (Vs. 5-8)

Have you ever met someone that has a nickname that just doesn't fit how they actually look? Well, we don't always see ourselves as God see's us, and that leads to feeling of doubt and fear. What we need today is people that are willing to rise to the occasion and see themselves as God see's them. Judges 6:11-16 teaches us some important things about how God see's man. I. He doesn't see us where our circumstance have taken us. (Vs. 11), II. He doesn't see what we are, but what we can be. (Vs. 12), III. He often calls those who have the least to offer. (Vs. 13-16).

Jesus had been preparing the disciples for the moment that He would leave them and return for heaven for 40 days after the resurrection, but they still were not ready to let go. Things were about to change in a major way. They were about to go from average disciples to the power filled leaders of the New Testament Church. How did this rag-tag group turn into the the greatest movement of God in just a few short days? I. Priorities. (Vs. 4) II. Power. (Vs. 5) III. Purpose. (Vs. 6-8) Text taken from Acts 1:1-8

How often we overlook grace, the unmerited favor of God. Even though it is a free gift to us, it cost God a high price. There are many stories of men and women throughout the Bible that grace found at their lowest points and raised them to be great examples for us to follow. One of those people was the Apostle Peter. In this message we take a look at the life of Peter to learn that; I. Grace will Reach you where you are. (Mt. 26:74), II. Grace will Restore you when you fall. (Mr. 16:7), III. Grace will Rewrite your past. (Acts 4:12).

There are a lot of offers that we are given in life that seem to good to be true, but when it comes to the gospel of Jesus Christ, it is better than we even realize. There are thing that Christ offered to man that I think most of us don't even realize. On this Resurrection morning we take a look at three things that Paul says the love of God shows us. 1. Our Natural Condition. II. God's Character. III. The Christians Comfort.

Everywhere Jesus went in His ministry crowd followed Him, but as He began to make demands upon their discipleship they devotion started to falter. Many of them that had walked with Him turn away and walked with Him no more. In John 6:66-69 we see the cycle that each true follower of Jesus must make. I. The Dispute. (Vs. 66), II. The Decision. (Vs. 67), III. The Declaration. (Vs. 68-69).

Everyday we make hundreds of decisions that define how our day, week and even month are going to go. Some we give great thought to, others we just dive right in. As Jesus closes out the Sermon on the Mount, He lays out three defining decisions that will mark were we end on the road to the higher level of righteousness that He called His disciples to. I. The Few (Vs. 13-14), II. The Fruit. (Vs. 17-20), III. The Foundation. (Vs. 24-27)

The book of Numbers 21:4-9 holds a story of a sinful and rebellious people that were cursed with snakes that bit them. The only cure was a bronze serpent that God told Moses to make that if they looked upon it they could be healed. Jesus later refers to this when speaking to Nicodemus in John 3:14-15, but what relation does this serpent have to Jesus? In this sermon we take a look at why Jesus used the serpent as a foreshadowing of His death and what lessons that can teach us.

If you have had your eyes and ears open that past year or so there has been an onslaught of people claiming to have a message directly from God for you. It is hard to believe that God has so many things to say that turn so many different ways, and that is because He doesn't. The rise of the time that we are seeing in our world has brought about the rise of visible and vocal false prophets, what I would like to call, profiteers. They sell the name of Jesus for a profit. In this message we take a look at how to tell the read thing from the fake, so that we can live our life devoted to Christ. The text of this message comes from the Sermon on the Mount series; Matthew 7:15-20

We live in a world that is constantly judging our actions, but is also constantly moving the goalpost on what is right and wrong. Yet people want to yell, "Don't judge me!" The issue with this is they want to set their own standard of truth, when God has already given us the absolute standard of moral and ethical excellence in His Word. Christians are confused about the Scripture of Matthew 7:1-5 and our role on holding people accountable for their actions in a world turned upside down. As a believer is we are going to call someone on their sin we must remember two things; I. Is our life, right? II. Is our purpose to reconcile?