Sermons

Pastor Nate brings the message, "For 1300 years the Passover meal was celebrated by Jews as a reminder of God’s past redemption and as a confidence of His future redemption. When Jesus gathered the disciples together in the Upper Room, He explained to them that this meal had been pointing to Him. It’s through Jesus, the last lamb, that we have our redemption.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "A Beautiful Thing."  In Mark 14 the scene is being set for Jesus' imminent death, and people are finding Jesus either to be valuable or dispensable.  When a woman shows her devotion to Jesus in an extravagant and beautiful way, the disdain and anger of Jesus' skeptics overflows with sophisticated reasons as to why she shouldn't do such things.  The question that begs to be asked is whether or not our hearts love Jesus above all things.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Stay Awake” from Mark 13:24-37. In this message we are studying the vibrant passages of Jesus’ return. But, we won’t stop there. Because Jesus is coming back, we are commanded to stay awake and be ready. Are you awake to his return?

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Endure” from Mark 13:.1-23 where the disciples ask a question about the future destruction of the temple.

Pastor Wayne brings the message, “On Things Above” from Colossians 3:1-4.

Pastor Andy brings the message, “Grace for 2023” from John 1:16-18.  What do we want to focus on as a church and as individuals this coming year?  What will define us?  This year, let's be defined by Grace.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God Pursues" - Part 4.  For our last message in this series, we are turning to Luke 2:1-20 and seeing the arrival of Jesus into the world. From the early chapters of Genesis, God had been promising that a Savior would come to His people. He came and what a gift we have been given!

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God Pursues" - Part 3.  In this series we have seen how God is graciously moving toward us.  We have sinned against Him and are deserving of His eternal wrath, yet God has pursued us for His glory and our good.  In this message we look at Galatians 4:1-7 to see what Jesus accomplished for us when he came into the world.

As you think about the Advent of Jesus, a question will eventually come to mind. Why did God pursue us? Was it because we were lovely and attractive to Him? No. The Bible says that before salvation we were rebellious and refusing to seek after God. So, then, why did God pursue us? In this message, we look to 1 Timothy 1:12-17 for the answer.

As Christmas draws near we will be focusing our attention on the sovereign plan of God to send a Savior for us. Jesus’ arrival as a baby in a manger is God’s proactive means of crushing sin and drawing us back to a relationship with Him. Christian, you have been pursued!