Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to be a part of the very first church? In this sermon we will bring our attention to four activities in Acts chapter 2 that were characteristic of the first church. You can call them four foundations...

What's the best way to explain the gospel (the message of what Jesus has done for us) to another person? There are a number of good approaches, but the best ones always utilize Scripture. This message from Acts 2 focuses on the importance of...

Sharing the gospel with others can be intimidating! But we don't need to rely on our own persuasiveness to be effective in personal witnessing. This message explores God's promise of power for those who share the gospel with others.

Today, we're going to build upon the foundation laid by Pastor David Holcomb last Sunday. He added some nuance to what it means to be always ready. That's great if you're always ready to talk college football, or grandkids, or...

This Sunday, we begin a new series titled 'Always Ready,' which aims to initiate a churchwide focus on sharing and coming alongside others in discipleship. In 1 Peter 3:8-17, we will discover a call to intentional and consistent readiness...

The little-known book of Jude includes both warning and encouragement. This message on Jude explores how Christians can live ever-more-closely with God in a world that experiences His judgment.

As we approach the fall season, this message asks, "Why is it important to live with an eternal perspective?" "How can we invest our time in things that will last?" Based on 2 Peter chapter 3, this teaching focuses on the...

There are some things we can only learn when God allows us to go through things the hard way. This message will explore three things we can only learn when God allows us to go through things the hard way.

Scripture encourages us to expect answers to prayer. But what about prayer that is not answered - how should we understand that? This message explores the mystery of unanswered prayer by examining the life of Moses.

One of the keys to faith is found in Psalm 19: God's wonder, which is the process of realizing our brokenness, dying to these imperfect desires, leaning into what we don't know about faith, and beginning to see God work in us and our community.