Sermons

Pastor Andy brings the message, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” - Part 2 from Judges 6-9. The cycle beginning in Judges 6:1 finds its conclusion in Judges 9 with the story of Gideon's (or Jerub-baal's) son, Abimelech. It is an ugly end to the family of the judge whom God used to save Israel from Midian. God uses the consequences of sinful choices to bring justice, and deliver Israel once again from false gods and false kings.

Pastor Andy brings the message, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” - Part 1 rom Judges 6-9. As we work our way through the book of Judges, we are increasingly aware of the faults of the deliverers God uses. Gideon presents us with another leader who is deeply flawed. In ways reminiscent of Gideon, we will see our heart temptations lead us to trust what we can see versus trusting the word of God.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Incomplete Obedience" from Judges 4.  The book of Judges will continue to take us on the journey of Israel's downward spiral in chapter 4.  It keeps us longing for a Judge that will deliver us not just from sinful circumstances, but from a heart that leads us into that sin. 

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Extra Wicked, Very Fat, and an Oxgoad” from Judges 3:7-31. Judges has some crazy stories, and this week is just the tip of the iceberg.  Pray that God causes His Word to land on our hearts with the effect of increasing our love for Him.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Worshiping the Wrong God” from Judges 2:6-3:6. The downward spiral in Judges begins with a generation that "did not know the LORD or the work that he had done for Israel."  What a sad reality when the next generation forgets God and turns to idolatry.  Yet, as the story continues God shows His compassion and mercy even to those who turn their back on Him.  He is the God of second (and infinitely more) chances.  

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Incomplete Obedience” from Judges 1:1-2:5. This message begins a new series in the book of Judges.  It's a book that shows the downward spiral of God's people when they give themselves over to the world around them.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "The Joy of Being Forgiven” from Psalm 32.  Our sin has a way of gnawing away at our soul.  It pulls joyful vitality right out of us.  In Psalm 32, God's Word shows us the path back to God by confessing our sin and enjoying His good forgiveness.  

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God is My Refuge” from Psalm 31.  When you are worn out by the attacks, but have no place to go, where do you turn?  Psalm 31 recalls a personal time in David's life when he was facing the worst possible scenario and had no place to turn but to the Lord. This psalm is about God who proved Himself faithful to be a refuge. And, the good news is that He is a safe refuge not just to David, but to all His children. 

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Favor for a Lifetime” from Psalm 30.  God has unique ways of sanctifying us for the specific sins that are deeply rooted in our hearts.  One such sin is the arrogance of self-confidence.  Psalm 30 takes us through the progression of God's kindness to remove those prideful patterns from our lives and set our eyes on what truly matters.  

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God’s Power, My Peace” from Psalm 29. There's a restful peace for the soul when you take the time to consider that God's awesome power surrounds you.  Psalm 29 provides a front row seat to this divine power. Pray for the services this weekend and for God to draw our attention up to Him.