Pastor Simons’ Simple Sermons

What does it mean to truly worship God? In this episode, we unpack Psalm 95 and Romans 12, exploring how joyful praise, humble submission, and a life surrendered to God together form authentic worship. Learn how our daily choices can honor Christ, our Shepherd, and reflect His ultimate sacrifice.

In this message from 1 John 4:7–12, we are reminded that Christian fellowship begins with God’s love, is revealed in Christ’s sacrifice, and is perfected in the church community. Our greatest witness to the world is not in programs or traditions, but in how we love one another with Christ-like love.

***Note - Due to a technical error, there is a gap between episodes. Episode 6-31 will not be published.***

In this message from 2 Corinthians 5:17–21, we explore the life-changing power of the gospel and the mission it gives every believer. The Apostle Paul reminds us that in Christ we are made new—our old life has passed away, and all things have become new.

But this transformation is not only for our benefit; God has entrusted us with the ministry of reconciliation, sending us out as His ambassadors to a lost world. Compelled by Christ’s love, we are called to share the word of reconciliation with compassion and urgency, pleading with others to be reconciled to God.

This week, we examine the biblical basis of the church's Vision Statement, which encompasses the two aspects of discipleship - edification and evangelism, or Knowing Christ and Making Him Known.

This week, we begin a new series on the identity of the church. We start with an examination of our Mission Statement, explaining the biblical foundation behind its four key elements: glorifying God, making disciples, worshiping together, and serving in love.

In this episode, we explore Hebrews 7:11–28 to discover why Christ's priesthood is not only different from but far greater than the Levitical system. We examine the limitations of the Old Covenant, the perfection and permanence of Jesus’ priesthood, and how His intercession offers complete salvation. This passage offers profound assurance: we no longer rely on a flawed system, but on a perfect Savior who lives forever and always intercedes for His people. Join us as we uncover the hope and security we have in our great High Priest, Jesus Christ.

We take a closer look at Melchizedek and see how this mysterious figure from the OT foreshadows Christ's ministry as priest.

In this encouraging sermon from Hebrews 6:13-20, we explore how God’s unchanging nature and faithful promises provide deep assurance to His people. Looking at God’s oath to Abraham, the author of Hebrews reminds us that our hope is not based on wishful thinking but anchored in the very presence of God through Jesus Christ. With illustrations of faithful endurance, divine guarantees, and the imagery of a steadfast anchor, this message challenges believers to press on in faith and cling to the hope that cannot fail.

Guest Speaker Marty Simons reminds us of redemption's end with a look at our future reward, eternity with our God and Savior. We examine the end of the Book of Revelation, chapters 21:5-22:5, to see the splendor and description of the New Earth and New Jerusalem, as we are reminded that God wants us to remember that our citizenship is in Heaven.

Guest Speaker Marty Simons encourages us from Acts 1:3-14. We are reminded that God desires that we remember to keep our eyes on Him, rather than on issues of the past, present, or the future.