Pastor David teaches on John 7:53-8:11 during our special midweek service. Answering questions on the text and examining this section that is often controversial and overlooked. *Parts of the Q&A and readings have been removed due to audio not being available in the recording.

Pastor David continues our series, That You May Believe, examining John 8:21-30 reminding us that those who seek without seeing die in sin, because they do not know Jesus Christ, but those that genuinely believe are saved.

Pastor David continues our series, That You May Believe, examining John 8:12-20 reminding us that Jesus is the Light of the world, which the Father bears witness to, because He and the Father are one.

Pastor David steps back into our series, That You May Believe, examining John 7:40-52 reminding us that there is great division over Jesus’ identity which leads some to be amazed and others to publicly defend.

Pastor David concludes our series, The Dearest Place on Earth, examining Hebrews 10:23-25 reminding us that we must hold fast with unwavering hope, considering how to stir up one another, so that we may not neglect but encourage.

Pastor David continues our series, The Dearest Place on Earth, examining Matthew 28:18-20 reminding us that it is by the authority os Christ alone we make disciples, remembering that He is always with us. 

Pastor David continues our series, The Dearest Place on Earth, examining Titus 2:1-6, reminding us that teaching sound doctrine grows disciples where the older are modeling maturity and training the younger to grow in maturity. 

Pastor David continues our series, The Dearest Place on Earth, in Titus 1:5-9, reminding us that the church is led by elders who lead with godly character and hold firm to sound doctrine. 

Pastor David continues our series in Ephesians 2:17-22, reminding us that Christ came and preached peace, making us members of God’s household, where we are built together for Him.

Pastor David begins our new series. The Dearest Place on Earth. Teaching from Ephesians 2:8-10, he reminds us that we are saved by grace alone, so we can boast only in God, as His workmanship created for good works.