Sermons

If God is good, if He loves us so much, since He tells us to pray and He will respond, the why are there times that God doesn't seem to answer our prayers? Join us in Psalm 77 as Asaph's wrestles with doubts about God over God's supposed silence in his life, and see the growth and maturity that God brings in Asaph's life.

We all know the complaints about the church, and probably even agreew them- it's too hypocritical, it's all about money, too judgemental, too long, too loud, too homophobic, etc. Can't we just love Jesus but forget the chuch? It sounds great, but Jesus has something for all of us to hear.

Jesus is the most famous (and most controversial) person in history. Everyone has an opinion about who He is. But the imporant question for everyone of us is- who do you say Jesus is? Our answer has eternal implications.

The bible claims to be the perfect, flawless, true word of God, yet generation after generation the bible is attacked and ridiculed. How can we be sure the bible is true and why should we trust it?

This is a loaded question, and one that most people ask themselves at one point in their lives. It's also a question that has eternal consequences. Listen as we look at 5 reasons that God exists.

Everyone of us are unceasing worshippers. Our lives are all about worship. The question is- which of these two decisions will we choose- worshipping the sinfulness of sin unto ultimate loss or Godly worship unto infinite gain.

There are times when worship seems so far off, like there's something preventing us from fully worshipping God for who He is. In John 4, Jesus describes 3 common barriers to worship and teaches us the way we should worship.

Worship has been redefined in recent times. It's become about my preferences, about my favorite genre, about me. But True Worship is unique, it's not based about my preference or yours. It's not about you or me at all. It's first and foremost about God.

The church's mission is to Know Christ and Make Christ Known. So how do we do that? Listen as we hear that the church isn't an audience, it's an army, where every one of us has received God's power to get involved in the mission and bring people to Jesus just like the apostle Andrew.

The story of Jonah is not just a good story for us to learn about obedience. It's all about Jesus. We'll look to see how Jonah relates to Jesus and what Jesus meant when He said He is greater than Jonah.