Ephesians 4:1-16

One of the greatest obstacles to growth is the kind of conflict that leads to division and confusion. A key trait of a healthy, growing church and life is an ability to engage in conflict in such a way that elevates yourself, others, and the body rather then tearing it down.

2 Chronicles 7:11-16

Summary: Identifies what would make our world great in God’s eyes. It teaches that greatness is a journey. It also reflects on what God would have us do so that we might always be great in His eyes.

Romans 5:17 – 6:2

John 15:1-8

Summary:

In this sermon we will talk about what it means to stay connected to Jesus and reflect on the ramifications of being disconnected from him. We will define what it means to be a successful church- a place filled with people who are connected to Jesus and are helping others get connected to Jesus.

Isaiah 6:1-8

Summary:

In this sermon we will examine what it means to worship God, what it does for him and for us, and what it means for the larger world. We will be encouraged to worship God every day, but also to understand the importance of corporate worship.

Luke 4:14-21

Summary:

In this sermon we will clearly spell out the one reason we devote ourselves to God and his church. We will align our “why” with Jesus’ “why” and encourage each other to be singularly devoted to that mission.

Luke 4:14-21

Summary:

In this sermon we will clearly spell out the one reason we devote ourselves to God and his church. We will align our “why” with Jesus’ “why” and encourage each other to be singularly devoted to that mission.

Matthew 7:13-14

Matthew 7:13-14