Rooted & Resolved

Jesus’ conversation with the woman at the well in John 4 helps us understand how to have evangelistic conversations with our friends.

Patiently Enduring is a study of the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is a call for God’s people to patiently endure in devotion to King Jesus until He returns again.

Revelation 12 describes Our Cosmic Battle and the enemy who opposes us.

Patiently Enduring is a study of the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is a call for God’s people to patiently endure in devotion to King Jesus until He returns again.

The witnesses of Revelation 11 are a prototype of the faithful witness all Christians should be.

Patiently Enduring is a study of the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is a call for God’s people to patiently endure in devotion to King Jesus until He returns again.

The vision John has in Revelation 10 displays the convicting power of the Word to bring people to repentance.

Patiently Enduring is a study of the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is a call for God’s people to patiently endure in devotion to King Jesus until He returns again.

Revelation 9 describes two judgments that involve demonic forces that bring suffering to men.

Patiently Enduring is a study of the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is a call for God’s people to patiently endure in devotion to King Jesus until He returns again.

This message walks through the first four trumpet judgments laid out in Revelation 8. We know that God punishes sin, but this passage reveals several reasons Why Judgment Comes.

In this sermon, Pastor David presents a prayer that can revolutionize the new year. The prompts for this prayer are found in 2 Corinthians 2:12-17.

Pastor David shares his testimony in Center Grove’s My Story series.

Why He Came is a Christmas sermon series that approaches the incarnation in a unique way. These statements, some made by Jesus Himself, are not the typical reasons we associate with His coming, but they remind us that Jesus was born in the manger to die on the cross.

In Matthew 5:17-20, Jesus said He did not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it. This sermon, He Came For Fulfillment, will explain how Jesus’ coming came to expose the full meaning of the Old Testament and make a way for us to be given His righteousness.

Why He Came is a Christmas sermon series that approaches the incarnation in a unique way. These statements, some made by Jesus Himself, are not the typical reasons we associate with His coming, but they remind us that Jesus was born in the manger to die on the cross.

In Matthew 10:34, Jesus said He did not come for peace but to bring a sword. Rather than advocating violence, Jesus is saying that there will be division between those who receive Him and those who reject Him. This sermon, He Came For Division, will trace that thought through Matthew 10:34-39