Sermons

What kinds of results would a Google search of your spiritual life this past year render? As we look ahead to the New Year, we see that God's call for his church is to walk united as one living life together on the mission to which Jesus has called us. As we walk in this unified mission three essential components are that we would each grow in character, maintain unity, and treasure truth.

In this final sermon of the series on Christmas Eve, we see the Wise Men searching for the baby who is the King of kings in order to worship Him. Their pursuit brought about great joy, the kind of joy Jesus still brings to those who surrender their lives in worship of Him.

Peace in the Bible is a rich topic. It’s not limited to feeling at ease or feeling based on external circumstances, but really carries the idea of wholeness--To be complete in God. In this message we will unpack the kind of peace Jesus came to bring and why we desperately need Him this Christmas.

Christmas is about so much more than a birth of a baby, but the coming of God himself to defeat his foes and offer life to all who would trust in Jesus.

God's light shone in darkness when he sent Jesus, the Wonderful Counselor.

When we come to God in prayer, we come to a God who is able to deliver on His promises and provide His children with more strength from His Spirit, more faith in Jesus, more understanding of Jesus' love, and ultimately, more of God Himself.

We live in a day when we're confronted with the sobering reminder of the still-existent but often-ignored and sometimes-denied racial tensions that remain not only in our land, but also in our hearts. If that's the cultural climate, then what should the thermostat read within the church? Here's a look at God's passion for Christ-exalting diversity within the church.

The church is made up of people who are citizens of heaven, people who are a part of God's family, and people among whom God dwells. But this wasn't always the case. In this passage, Paul describes the depth of humanities alienation from God apart from Jesus before unpacking how it is that we can be at peace with God. Here we find the anatomy of the Church.

While moral teachers seek to make dead people good, God's amazing work makes dead people live. Listen in to see humanities chaotic condition apart from Jesus and God's radical display of mercy and grace to save people from His coming wrath.

We might agree that prayer is good and important, but many would honestly say it doesn't come easily. Prayer is conversation with God and in this message you'll hear the most significant and foundational prayer you can have for someone. Listen in!