We continued our sermon series entitled "GROW" using that word as an acrostic. We started with the W for Worship last week and this second part discusses Reporting the Good News of the Gospel. The series covers how Christians Grow Together in Worship in this sermon by our pastor Dr. Kevin A. Purcell.

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We started a new sermon series entitled "GROW" using that word as an acrostic. We started with the W for Worship as we looked at how Christians Grow Together in Worship in this sermon by our pastor Dr. Kevin A. Purcell.

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The great old hymn When We All Get to Heaven gives us hope to believe that this is not the end of life, even if our life ends. Why do we get so excited about heaven in our older years and why should younger believers not fear death so much? We answer that as we look at John 14, where Jesus said, "I go to prepare a place for you..." in this sermon by our pastor Dr. Kevin A. Purcell.

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Do you make a difference? Do you want to make a difference. The best way is to let God's glory shine on you and cast a long shadow that will outlive you. That's what this message from Ephesians 3:20 by our pastor Dr. Kevin A. Purcell.

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This is the fourth part of our sermon series entitled "Pots of Gold" based on the idea that at the end of the rainbow their's supposed to be a pot of gold. People might look for these elusive things in their lives to fulfill them, but on Jesus can do that.

The fourth message, focusing on 1 John 2:15-17, talked about how we seek Comfort over service. We want to achieve comfort and eschew all suffering, even if that suffering can benefit other people, like Jesus' suffering on the cross benefits us..

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 This is the third part of our sermon series entitled "Pots of Gold" based on the idea that at the end of the rainbow their's supposed to be a pot of gold. People might look for these elusive things in their lives to fulfill them, but on Jesus can do that.

The third message, focusing on Proverbs 29:25-26 and Galatians 1:10 talked about how we seek Approval of people over God's approval. That's a trap, but God will free us if we trust him and seek his pleasure alone.

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 This is the second part of our sermon series entitled "Pots of Gold" based on the idea that at the end of the rainbow their's supposed to be a pot of gold. People might look for these elusive things in their lives to fulfill them, but on Jesus can do that.

The second message, focusing on Luke 12:22-34 talked about how we seek Fortune. Instead we can trust God to provide for our needs while we focus instead of building his kingdom. He'll also secure our eternal rewards if we trust him with our lives.

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We started a new sermon series entitled "Pots of Gold" based on the idea that at the end of the rainbow their's supposed to be a pot of gold. People might look for these elusive things in their lives to fulfill them, but on Jesus can do that.

The first message, focusing on John 3:30 and 1 Chronicles 14:16-17 talked about how we seek Fame, not worldwide fame, but notoriety in our own spheres of influence.

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We did a Dr. Seuss theme for our 2019 Vacation Bible School. I teach an adult class and each night I took one of Dr. Seuss's best books and used it as a theme for that night's study, so naturally, I preached the Sunday after VBS using Green Eggs and Ham as my theme. The sermon focused on how God is like the Francis Thompson poem says, a Hound of Heaven. Psalm 34:87 served as the key passage for this message.

Psalm 34:8, CSB

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On Father's Day 2019 we looked at the Family and compared it to the family car. Ephesians 5:33 served as the primary scripture passage for the message. Here are the main ideas from the message...

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