God has revealed Himself to us in creation and our conscience. There is enough revelation of God that we are without excuse; we ought to recognize God and give thanks and worship Him. The entire book of John highlights Jesus as the Son of God. John 1:14-18 reveals His glory, affirms His divinity, realizes His grace, and explains God. In response to this truth, we ought to worship the Son Incarnate. 

Preaching from John 1:6-13, Pastor Dusty Burris highlights John the Baptist as the faithful witness and Jesus as the True Light. Given three realities of Jesus’ nature, we are to glorify Jesus, the true Light who grants adoption to every born again believer. Believers can give God glory by trusting His witness and Son and by living out your adoption. 

Starting a new series on the Gospel of John, Pastor Dusty Burris preaches on John 1:1-5. Jesus is eternal creator God and in Him alone is eternal life. The truth is: Jesus is God, Jesus is Creator, and Jesus is life. So how do we respond? With belief, worship, thanksgiving, and evangelism. 

Pastor Dusty Burris turns to the book of Acts to show how the early church fulfilled the Great Commission through planting new churches and strengthening existing ones. From the Spirit’s outpouring at Pentecost to the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, Pastor Dusty highlights the Spirit-empowered mission of the church. This sermon challenges believers to pattern their lives after the faithfulness of the early church, pursuing eternal priorities and embracing God’s mission to redeem a people for His Son.

Focusing on the Great Commission as the church’s role in God’s eternal plan of redemption, Pastor Dusty Burris preaches from Matthew 28:16–20. He reminds believers that every Christian, not just pastors or missionaries, is called to make disciples of all nations, empowered by Christ’s authority and His abiding presence. Listeners are challenged to see disciple-making as central to their lives and to intentionally engage their communities and the nations with the gospel.

Pastor Dusty Burris traces the progression of God’s redemptive plan from Abraham through the birth of Christ. Surveying key moments from the Abrahamic Covenant, the nation of Israel, the Davidic line, and the Psalms and prophets, Pastor Dusty reveals how God used Israel as a lighthouse to the nations, calling the world to know Him while pointing forward to the coming Messiah. This sweeping overview reminds us that God’s heart for the nations is woven into the entire biblical narrative, culminating in the birth of Jesus, the promised Redeemer.

Pastor Dusty Burris introduces a four-part series on God’s heart for the nations and His eternal plan of redemption. Tracing Scripture from eternity past through Genesis 12, Pastor Dusty shows that God’s mission to redeem a people for His Son did not begin with the Great Commission, but in the eternal counsel of the Triune God. This sermon highlights God’s eternal plan, the promised seed of Genesis 3:15, and the unfolding story of redemption that points to God’s glory and global mission.

Concluding the series, Pastor Dusty Burris turns to Galatians 5 to explain what it truly means to walk by the Spirit. A healthy, Christ-honoring marriage demands that both spouses die to self and live for the glory of Christ, cultivating the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. This closing message ties the series together, showing how Spirit-filled living leads to lasting change, deep unity, and marriages that shine as a witness to the gospel.

Pastor Dusty Burris builds on the theme of sanctification, teaching from Matthew 7 and other key texts. He identifies the true source of most relational conflict (sin) and offers three biblical principles to pursue holiness in relationships: remove the log before addressing the speck, identify the heart’s sinful desires, and kill sin at its root. These principles, though applied to marriage, are essential for living in harmony in all relationships, and they reveal how God uses everyday challenges to deepen godliness.

Philippians 2:12-13 highlights one of God’s greatest gifts in marriage: the gift of sanctification. Rather than seeing differences and conflicts as problems to fix, Pastor Dusty Burris shows how God uses them as tools to shape both spouses into the image of Christ. This message reminds couples that the goal is not to make each other more alike, but for both to become more like Christ, growing in humility, selflessness, and holiness, one degree at a time.