"Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!" Revelation 5:12

In this sermon, Josh Slaughter walks through Revelation 5 and reminds us how worthy Jesus is.

Sermon 3 in the Series: Habits of Grace

Word, Prayer, and Fellowship.

Or as David Mathis describes, “Hear God’s voice, have God’s ear, and belong to God’s body.”

In this message, Pastor Michael concludes this series on the Habits of Grace with a message on fellowship from Hebrews 10:24-25.

Sermon 2 in the Series: Habits of Grace

"The speaking God not only has spoken, but he also listens—he stops, he stoops, he wants to hear from you. He stands ready to hear your voice. Christian, you have the ear of God. We call it prayer." - David Mathis

In this sermon, Pastor Michael walks us through the model prayer in Matthew 6 and draws some practical applications of this amazing privilege.

Sermon 1 in the Series: Habits of Grace

What does God use to help his children grow? The Word, Prayer, and Fellowship. Or as David Mathis says, we "hear God's voice, have God's ear, and belong to God's body." 

This message focuses on the first of those habits: The Word of God.

In this message, we take a fresh look at the mission of our church:

"We exist to spread a passion for the glory of Jesus in Port Austin and beyond."

Sermon 4 in the Series: Carols of the King

In this sermon Pastor Michael uses the song, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," to answer the questions:

This song reminds us that, "God came down to save us from our sins and bring us back to him."

Sermon 3 in the Series: Carols of the King

In this sermon, Pastor Michael shares four reasons for joy from the song, Joy To The World:

This song reminds us that, "Jesus came as the conquering King to purchase eternal and unshakable joy for all who would believe."

Sermon 2 in the Series: Carols of The King

In this sermon, Pastor Michael uses the song, "What Child is This?" to dig deeper into the amazing reality of who Jesus is and what it means for us.

Sermon 1 in the series: Carols of the King

Few songs capture the essence of the Advent season like "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." In this sermon, Pastor Michael explains the meaning of this song with a problem, a solution, and a response. 

We all experience the pain and brokenness of this sin-cursed world but, "This song reminds us to rejoice in our exile because Emmanuel is coming again."

In this sermon, missionary David Velasquez unpacks three truths about praise from Psalm 145.