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This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 5, he shares how the Gospel in our hearts makes it possible to turn the world upside down, addressing how our inability to love our enemies reveals how little we appreciate how God's love saved our souls.
This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 5, he shares how grace goes further and gives more, addressing our natural human tendency to get even rather than show generosity.
This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 5, he shares how a Christian's integrity is key to changing the world, addressing how oaths became necessary because human beings are so inconsistent in keeping their word.
This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, The Disciple's Path, with this sermon from Hebrews 13, he shares how church members need to be loved and encouraged as they do the work of ministry — always remembering they are sanctified through the blood of Jesus — addressing how only when we serve one another can we all reach the peak together.
This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, The Disciple's Path, with this sermon from Hebrews 13, he shares how brotherly love, submission to godly leaders, and biblical fidelity are the marks of true Christian community, addressing how when these are lacking the church descends into chaos rather than ascending to the peak.
This week, Pastor Jeremy begins our sermon series, The Disciple's Path, with this sermon from Hebrews 13, he shares how the eternal Christ deserves our best and most sacrificial worship, addressing how if we do not worship we will not witness and we will never arrive at the peak.
This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 5, he shares how divorce has become necessary because of our hard hearts, addressing how marriage is a sacred commitment whose breaking brings untold heartache — yet there is hope and healing for those who have experienced it.
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