As believers we know that we serve an unlimited God, so why do we try to fit Him into a box when He doesn't fit our way of life. In this sermon we are challenged to let God out of the box and to let Him have His way in our life. When we do we will see that He will silence  our enemy, He will serve as our Savior, and He will increase our impact.

Every believers desire should be that God would do something great with their lives, but to often we have negated our lives to a lower level of service. I don't believe that is what God ever wanted out of us. I believe He wants us to reach for the impossible, to dream bigger than ourselves, to have faith to do something that can and will change the lives of the people and the culture around us. What that takes is being prepared to see God move. In this sermon we take a look at two different leaders, one was prepared to see God move and the other was unprepared. Because of the one being unprepared God passed over him and blessed the life of the other. Don't miss your blessing because you fail to prepare yourself for God plan for your life.

As we look back on the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attack of September 11th, 2001, we can all remember where we were and what we were doing. There is no doubt there is a great divide in our country, one that many think was widened by those attacks, but the reality is that there is one source of division. In this sermon we take a look at how that all men are created in the image of God, that we are to love them as such, no matter of race, religion, or sin. Second we take a look at how Christ came to be the ultimate example of that image. So that we as believers can follow the way that He loved in reaching those in the deepest need. Let us be the Church, to those that are in the greatest need of Christ.

As we look back on the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attack of September 11th, 2001, we can all remember where we were and what we were doing. There is no doubt there is a great divide in our country, one that many think was widened by those attacks, but the reality is that there is one source of division. In this sermon we take a look at how that all men are created in the image of God, that we are to love them as such, no matter of race, religion, or sin. Second we take a look at how Christ came to be the ultimate example of that image. So that we as believers can follow the way that He loved in reaching those in the deepest need. Let us be the Church, to those that are in the greatest need of Christ.

In this life we leave impressions every where, everything we touch is impacted by how we live. Our impressions can be good, or bad, but as a Christian, God wants us to make God sized impressions on people. In this sermon we look at Acts 4:13 and see how that John and Peter made a God sized impression on those around them. Through heart knowledge, not head knowledge, by faithfulness, not fear, and by relationship, not religion.

If you got to chose the way in which you would die what would you choose? Many would say, "I would like to go in my sleep," or "I would like to go surrounded by family and friends," but when it comes down to it we really have much say so in how we go, or when. That is why we have to be prepared at a moments notices. Paul wanted to know Jesus, and a byproduct of that is that the world would see an unmistakable faith. So what makes an unmistakable faith, it has to be a faith that knows, shows and grows.

The "American Dream" has our minds so twisted as to what is most important in life. We strive to have more of what this world can offer in an attempt to be happy, but there is only one source of joy that mankind can find, and His name is Jesus. In this sermon we take a look at the contrast between the life of Ahab, the wicked king of Israel and Elijah, the prophet. Where from the outside it may look as though the life of Ahab was the blessed one in the end we should realize that we can't always equate physical blessing with spiritual relationship.

Jesus is deserving of the greatest that we have to offer, but in Scripture we find that He most often found the worst in people. In this sermon we see that He met a woman that was not what you would call "proper," but there was something about her story that strikes the heart of the Gospel. She gave Jesus the most precious gift, she found something that was more valuable than possessions, more important than pride, and more precious than person. Have you given Jesus your most precious gift?

The last of the 7 Churches of Revelation and perhaps the most well known. This Church had a major problem, and that problem caused the utter contempt of the Lord. This is by far the greatest threat facing our Church today, lukewarm Christianity is everywhere, you know someone who is has this problem, you may even be in that place right now. In this sermon we focus on the first of 3 points, the problem of the Church at Laodicea. Because I forgot to turn the recorder on this past week there will be no copy of the follow up sermon, so the final two points were the prescription (Vs. 17-19) and the promise (Vs. 20-22). Sermon notes are available upon request, just email me at [email protected]

With everything happening in our world today it seems that there is so much fear, doubt and worry to go around, so how are we to respond as Christians? In this sermon we take some words of encouragement from God's Word about 3 places that the Christian can go in times of trouble. Scripture used is Exodus 33:12-23.