What are the biggest problems in our world today? What does God say about them and how does He address them? Find out in Pastor Sam's Easter Sermon on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

Tim Faulkner takes us through Ephesians 4:11-13 to help us understand God's design in His creation of the local church and how we are to function as the church body.

Tim Faulkner helps us to see from Matthew 4:19 what true discipleship entails as one journeys through life with Jesus. This is the second sermon in a three part series that will help us better understand the River of Life Church Pathway.

This is the first sermon in the three part River of Life Church Pathway Discover Series. Tim Faulkner explains how the River of Life Church Pathway is designed to help us and others discover Jesus. He equips us with two tools as we naturally talk about life purpose with those around us.

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Download the River of Life Church 5 Day Challenge (.pdf draft document) here.

This is the last sermon in our Titus sermon series and in it Pastor Sam looks at how Paul ends his letter to Titus in 3:12-15. Even in these few verses Paul reminds the church of God's grace and exhorts them to do their best for the gospel. Are we doing our best for the gospel today?

Pastor Sam preaches the second to last sermon on the book of Titus focusing on chapter 3 verses 1-11. What are the things that Paul reminds Titus to remind the church about? How can we be mindful of them today and why it is important to do so?

Pastor Sam looks at Titus 2:11-15 in this sermon. In these verses Paul explains to Titus "the why" of teaching what accords with sound doctrine as he put the churches in order in Crete.

This week's sermon comes from Titus 2:1-10. Pastor Sam looks at God's plan for living a life that corresponds with the Gospel which is fully demonstrated in the life of Jesus Christ. 

How did Paul instruct Titus to put the church in order in Crete and how does this apply to the church today? Pastor Sam preaches about this from Titus 1:5-16 in today's sermon. 

Why is Paul's introduction in his letter to Titus so long? Pastor Sam explores this exceptional opening and what value it holds for Titus and for us today.