In Matthew's account of Jesus' final days, he notes multiple times there is a group of women watching from a distance. Then, when Jesus is resurrected, the ladies take a more prominent role in the story. This sermon looks at the...

Like the multitude at Jesus's trial, ultimately all of us must choose whether we want Barabbas (the world) or Jesus. Left to our own devices, we will choose Barabbas every time. But by the grace of God, we have the ability to choose Jesus...

Laodicea was a "lukewarm" church, causing Jesus to threaten to spew them out of His mouth. What are the characteristics of such a church, and how do we avoid becoming such a church? These topics and more are addressed in this sermon.

From the faithful church at Philadelphia, we learn that God delivers those who don't deny Him.

The church at Sardis is dead, or at least on the brink of death. Fortunately, our God is known for bringing dead things back to life! Will Sardis do what is necessary to be restored?

The church at Pergamos exhibited an outward faithfulness. Unfortunately, they also had a cancer eating them from the inside. In this text, we learn that if the enemy can't get a church to openly deny God, he will work to destroy the church from...

In this sermon, guest speaker Martin Winslow discusses the biblical roles of children and their parents within the family unit. This is the concluding message of our "Family Enrichment Weekend."

The church at Smyrna reminds us that Christians go through hard times like everyone else but, if we remain faithful, the crown of life awaits.

The church at Ephesus has some good things going for it. But it has one negative thing that threatens the very existence of the church - It has left its first love, Jesus Christ.