In this passage, we are reminded of the practice and priority of gratefulness through the story of 10 lepers who are about to realize that no one who comes to Jesus and asks for mercy is ever turned away.

In this sermon we are reminded that the unstoppable gospel prepares God's people to suffer well for the sake of the gospel.

In this sermon for membership Sunday, CJ reminded us of what David felt when he gathered with the people of God and what we feel as we welcome in new members to our church family.

In this passage, guest speaker Michael Granger reminded us that God has two addresses: dwelling in a high and lofty place as well as with the lowly.

In this sermon from Psalm 145, Bob reminded us that those who know God's greatness and grace will always find reasons to praise him and invite others to join in.

In this sermon, we find out why Antioch has a special place in our family history, particularly as Gentile Christians, and why the disciples were first called Christians this ancient city in Syria.

In this sermon from Acts, we hear about the conversion of Cornelius and the gentiles a second time as Peter recounts the miraculous work of God to save!

In this passage, Peter did not anticipate what was about to take place as he preached the gospel to an attentive Gentile audience.

In this passage, we hear the story of two pivotal conversions--the gentile Cornelius and the Apostle Peter himself.

In this sermon CJ helped us celebrate our 10th anniversary as a church by reminding us that the Ascended Christ continues to work in and through our church!