In this final sermon of our Parables series, Pastor Doug teaches on the parable of the Sheep and Goats found in Matthew 25. This passage has massive implications regarding eternity as well as the judgement on the last day, but it also has implications for our daily lives as believers in that we are called to take care of one another. More so than just good works, it is to be the Spirit of God so working through us and our following and worship of Jesus that it should be a natural action for the believer.

As Pastor Doug continues our series on parables, he comes to the Parable of the Sower found in Luke 8. Sometimes referred to as the Parable of the Soils, we see Jesus explain what happens when the Word goes forth in the world and the four different types of experiences and responses people have when it is heard.

As we continue our sermon series on Parables, Pastor Doug Axtell takes us through the Parable of The Lost Sheep found in Luke 15. The religious leaders of the day did not like seeing Jesus eat with sinners. In response, Jesus uses this parable to describe His mission and humanities need for a savior.

Pastor Doug continues our Parables series with the parable of the unmerciful servant found in Matthew 18.

On Father's Day 2018, Jay Stuckey III teaches on a Biblical Father, Isaac, from Genesis 25.

This week, Pastor Doug Axtell takes us through the Parable of The Rich Fool found in Luke 12. As the culture tells us our value is found in how much stuff you have, Jesus fought this lie with Truth that our value is given and found in God alone and that we are to be rich toward God.