Can you do too much for the Lord? The story of Mary and Martha from Luke 10:38-42 considers what our #1 priority ought to be.

If you could ask God for 1 thing what would it be? Health, wealth, power, possessions? Would you ask for yourself or for another? Psalm 27 provides David's answer when we read: "One thing I have asked of the Lord, that will I seek after: "That I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of me life." The one thing David asked for was a God encounter in the Tabernacle. He wanted to catch a glimpse of God's grace, gain a sense of security and find confidence in the conflicts of life? What about you - Do you need a God encounter today?

From John 9, this message is the first in a series on the "1 Thing" passages in Scripture. What does it mean to say: "One thing I know, once I was blind, but now I see?" By looking at the physical and spiritual transformation of the man born blind, we can come to a greater understanding of what Jesus can do for us.

From John 9, this message is the first in a series on the "1 Thing" passages in Scripture. What does it mean to say: "One thing I know, once I was blind, but now I see?" By looking at the physical and spiritual transformation of the man born blind, we can come to a greater understanding of what Jesus can do for us.

From John 9, this message is the first in a series on the "1 Thing" passages in Scripture. What does it mean to say: "One thing I know, once I was blind, but now I see?" By looking at the physical and spiritual transformation of the man born blind, we can come to a greater understanding of what Jesus can do for us.

The connected lives of John Newton and William Wilberforce provide illustration for this message on the necessity that saving grace must be transforming grace. The text is from 1 Chronicles 17:16-17, the basis for Newton's hymn Amazing Grace. This sermon ties into the release of the movie "Amazing Grace" on February 23rd.

The encounter of Jesus with the Caananite woman in Matthew 15:21-28 demonstrates the barriers and obstacles that faith sometimes needs to overcome in order to find blessing at the feet of Jesus. Many Christians today give up too easily in the face of difficulty and the apparent silence of God. This message is a call to a faith that overcomes.

While Paul was not ashamed of the Gospel, many Christians are. To counter the movement to adapt the Gospel to make it more acceptable, this message from Romans 1 reminds us what the Gospel is and why it is the only power unto salvation.

This message from Psalm 19:7-14, focuses upon the character of Scripture, the consequences of Scripture and the challenge of Scripture.

This first in a two-part series from Isaiah 60:1-5 offers us a New

Year's challenge for the Church to awaken from its slumber in response

to the good news that the light has come.