Sermon by Chris Nolt

Are We Controlling Our Anger Or Is It Controlling Us?

Sermon by Chad Nolt

See some examples of Jesus praying. Where did He pray, How did He pray, When did He pray?

Sermon by Jerald Witmer

A surrendered life has earmarks. 1. Unquestioning obedience. 2. Willing confession of sin. 3. Humble submission to God. and 4 Patient endurance and waiting on God. Submission and patience are key features in being broken for Christ.

Sermon by Jerald Witmer

There is a billboard that says, "Alcohol addiction is a disease, not a moral failure". The disease that is being spread around in our society and all of us are susceptible to is, "Its not my fault" or "I can't help the way I am." We first were given five identifying marks of blame shifters: 1. Blaming others. 2. Asking subversive questions. 3. Smoothing it over. 4. Making it up in other areas and 5. Comparing ourselves with others. Then we were given four sobering realities: 1. I will give account of myself to God. 2. God is not mocked. 3. Some men's sins are open beforehand, taken care of and 4. I must compare myself with Christ, and no one else. This is how we can keep from catching the disease that will destroy us and send us to hell.

Sermon by Jerald Witmer

Using the illustration of the cry of the jailor at Philippi who called out, "What must I do to be saved?", we considered the Bible answer. 1. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ -- there is no other atoning sacrifice. 2. Repent of sins and choose amendment of life. 3. Confess Christ and sins, because Jesus is right and I am wrong! 4. Baptism is required. 5 Obedience to the Lord Jesus - If we love Jesus we will keep His commandments.

Are we counting the cost?

Sermon by Luke Bennetch

Principles for building strong family relationships.

Sermon by Cliff Stauffer

Answering who, what, when, where, why

Everyone is condemned to die.

Sermon by Keith Weaver

Keeping our spiritual life free from being crowded out by earthly pleasures.

Sermon by Dave Sweigart

Obedience Without Conviction

Sermon by Howard Horst

Practical Biblical advice to help parents fulfil their children's needs.