Pastor Rusty gives a sermon on 1 John 5:5-10 on the three things that testifiy on who Jesus Christ really is: The Water (his baptism), The Blood (the cross) and the Spirit (the truth).

Brother Rusty continues the series on 1 John.

Pastor Rusty continues our sermon series in the Book of 1st John, with a message about love.

Pastor Rusty continues the sermon series on the Book of 1 John.

Pastor Rusty continues the series on the Book of 1 John and goes over the fact that if you are a child of God you are to love people. This love is not the world version of love (tolerance) but God's definition of love (self-sacrificial). This love will mean that people will hate you for spreading the Gospel and the love of Christ, because they hated him first and they will hate you also.

In this sermon Pastor Rusty opens up the Book of 1 John to reveal a hard truth: not everyone is a child of God. Jesus himself said that you will be either for him or against him. The Book of 1 John even tells us that those that go on sinning are not abiding in Him, they are not of Him.

In this sermon Pastor Rusty reminds us that Jesus is coming and that while we wait we should be abiding in God's word.

Pastor Rusty was selected to preach at the CBA Kid's camp and their theme was Light. Here are some of the scriptures that he researched in prepping for the Camp Week.

In this message Pastor Rusty looks at what the Apostle John has to say about all the "anti-Christ's" that were popping up at that time and also showing that there are some movements that claim they have the right Jesus but ultimately when it comes down to it, they have a false Christology (view of Christ).

Pastor Rusty brings us a message from 1 John 2:15-17 on how we should not love the cosmos (world order). The Bible is clear that we should not be falling into the desires of the sins of the flesh, because we are no longer slaves to sin (Romans 6:18). The prominent thought today is that we need to "live for today" however a Christian should life for eternity and live a life of sanctification.