Jesus said amazing things about who He was in the book of John. Most of them stirred up trouble. But they all give us a picture of who this Jesus is, and all that He wants to be for us. This sermon digs into the seven "I am" statements of Jesus in John, and shows us how we can connect to Him in whole new ways.

The book of John shows us Jesus in the most mind-blowing cosmic way imaginable. This sermon brings out the majesty and glory of Jesus as seen in the first few verses. Prepare to see Him in a new and bigger way!

In this last message of 2018, we'll find that there is an example of how to approach the next year ahead. It's found in the life and ministry of Ezra, who chose New Year's Day to leave on the adventure of his life! We'll talk together about what made his transition so successful.

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There are many comparisons we can make in the angel Gabriel's visit to John the Baptist's father and Jesus' mother. But there is a lot to learn in the contrast. Zechariah brought doubt, while Mary brought faith. They both ended up exalting the Lord, but went through different paths to get there. This sermon highlights the differences, and points us to Mary's direct faith as a model of believing God.

This short sermon, in the season of giving and receiving, focuses on the unexpected call of God on us to receive as a way of giving thanks

This is the last in a series of messages on the healthy Christian, really the healthy human. Today it's all about a current buzzword: passion. What is passion, what isn't passion and how do we find true passion in life?

Testimonies from our annual Thanksgiving service. Better than pumpkin pie. Enjoy!

Today we continue our search for what makes a healthy Christian and a healthy human. We're not talking about diet or exercise, even though those have value in human health. Today is all about how Sunday mornings in worship services should look, and our part in accomplishing its main purpose: that the Presence of the Living God would be experienced and known.

Today is Orphan Sunday and on this week's sermon, Pastor Bruce Plummer describes the plight of orphaned and vulnerable children; and ways the church can become involved in ministering to them