In this Sermon Pastor Steve shares three simple images of a wisely built house and applies these images to building our home. Whether you are raising your families or entertaining guests in your house, this sermon will give you the simple insights and encouragement to make your house A House of Life and Love.

Scriptures tell us that without faith it is impossible to please God. In this sermon, Pastor Steve Deane users the scriptures to share three stories of unlikely faith, noting what they hold in common.  For those who seemingly have lost faith and for those seeking to grow in faith, this sermon will encourage and guide your desire to please God.

Pastor Steve Deane introduces the basic principles of the prophetic in order to prepare our hearts for the prophetic ministry of Clem Farris during the upcoming conference. In short, God has not changed, so the prophetic is still alive and meant to encourage, exhort and comfort.

Sometimes, maybe even often times, the thought of going to church is just a chore. It’s something we do because we always have. We might go to avoid feeling guilty as if we failed a required obligation. Whether it’s a matter of keeping routine, raising kids, or avoiding guilt, going to church can sometimes be a chore. In Pslam 122, David wrote that he was glad when he was invited to go to the house of the Lord! In this roughly 15-minute sermon, Pastor Steve offers a reason for David’s gladness. Since we are already going to church, whether it’s a bore or a chore, let’s learn David’s source of gladness until it’s no more a chore!

Pastor Steve shares a poem about trusting God.

The moment eve bit the forbidden fruit, Christ prepared to head to Bethlehem’s manger.  The desire for our redemption and restoration consumed the imagination of Divine love.  As we celebrate the birth of Christ, we also remember the ongoing work of redemptive history that surrounds the babe in the manger, Immanuel, God with us!

Pastor Steve shares a message on the effect of the incarnation between the law and the grace of God, using his favorite clothing accessory as an illustration.

Guest speaker Stephanie Kelce shares the Sunday Sermon on the topic of our perspective and how it impacts our fears.

Verse: Matthew 14:27-31