For our Resurrection Sunday teaching Pastor David taught from 1 Corinthians 15:1-5, reminding us that (v1-2) The gospel is good news (v3-4) which is revealed in Scripture (v5) and shown in the risen Savior.

Pastor David teaches on John 14:18-24, reminding us that (v18-20) Jesus has not left us alone (v21) but assures us we know Him (v22-24) because we keep His Word.

Pastor David teaches on John 14:15-17, showing us that (v15) true disciples obey Jesus (v16-17a) and are given the Spirit (v17b) Who dwells in them.

Pastor David teaches on John 14:8-14, reminding us that (v8-9)Jesus reveals the Father (v10-11)showing their unity together (v12-14)calling disciples to believe and ask.

We return to our series in the gospel of John with Pastor David preaching on John 13:31-38, showing that (v31-33) Jesus points to glory revealed and received (v34-35) as He calls disciples to love one another (v36-38) and give their lives faithfully to Him.

In the final sermon in this series, Pastor David preaches on Romans 12:1-5, that (v1-2) We must present ourselves as living sacrifices (v3) thinking of ourselves with sober judgement (v4-5) where we serve as one body in Christ.

In this sermon on Acts 20:25-32, Pastor David teaches that (v25-27) Elders must preach the whole counsel of God (v28-31) paying careful attention to themselves and the flock (v32) trusting the Word which builds up and guards.

Pastor David preaches on Acts 6:1-7, showing that (v1-4) The church needs elders and deacons (v5-6) chosen for the care of the body (v7) that the Word may increase and multiply.

Pastor David preaches on Galatians 1:6-10, reminding us that (v6-7)We must never turn to another gospel (v8-9)but together reject false gospels (v10)as we seek to be servants of Christ.

Pastor David preaches on 1 Corinthians 5:1-8, showing us the importance of biblical church discipline, and how (v1-2) we must remove a brother in sin (v3-5) that his spirit may be saved (v6-8) and the church may honor Christ.
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*(Due to technical difficulties this weeks audio is slightly distorted).