What matters most in our lives, ultimately determines the outuome of our life.

Make sure Jesus is the focus of what matters most to you.

In Romans 1 & 2 we can read of how we as believers should approach non-believers when attempting to explain the love of God.

Never in a judgemental condemning way, but in a way that is loving and very detailed in why an individual needs Christ.

One of the biggest moments of the Holy Spirit moving as the church begins.

Is your life filled with business? Are you overwhelmed with your schedule and fail to find time for God?

As you listen to this message, ask God to show you those areas that can be better use of time.

What happens after Christ death and resurrection? What did the disciples and those whom loved Jesus do? They waited.

Find out what they waited for as you listen along.

This sermon is a sermon that Rejoices in knowing that Jesus was truly WORTHY to fullfill all prophecies regarding the salvation of the world.

This sermon raises the question of where your heart is in regard to your walk with God. Is your heart's desire to follow God no matter what? Or are one who will follow the crowds so as not to cause a stir?

Jesus, Judas, the disciples, you and I all must make the choice to surrender to that which life brings to us. Opportunities whether good or bad, must be surrendered to in one way or another.

This sermon explores the events in the final days of Christ before His crucifixion. Jesus and the disciples all are given choices to make during this time and how they surrender to their roles.

Communion is something that many Christians practice today. But we must never allow ourselves to become too comfortable in it nor should we become mislead by legalistic and ritualistic patterns.

This sermon uses Jesus' teaching to layout the full purpose for communion. 

Jesus met many people along the road as He journeyed down to Jerusalem. Today we have looked at three individuals and their choices they made when they encountered Jesus.