Sermons

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Fearless Suffering” from 1 Peter 3:13-17.

We hear about Christians in closed countries who are suffering, being

persecuted, even killed for their faith. In the West we face some pushback

from co-workers, family members, etc. that is mild in comparison. However,

many Christians sense that a wave of opposition could be coming sooner

rather than later. Thankfully, God’s Word gives us everything we need in

order to face suffering, mild or extreme. This section in Peter equips us

for fearless suffering.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Submission That Holds to Hope." As we have seen over the past 2 weeks, submission is a fruit that should be manifest in every Christian's life. It is also a crucial necessity for marriage. On Sunday we will see that God has a delightful perspective toward women who trust Him enough to submit to their husbands, even the unsaved ones.

Pastor Luke brings the message, "God, Our Hope” from Psalm 46. When we go through difficulties in life, when uncertainties are present in our world, when it feels as though the world is falling apart, there is one word that is essential for helping us persevere - hope. Yet, not just any hope, but hope that is found in God. In this message we look at Psalm 46 to explore when and how God is our hope.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Submission That Holds to Hope." As we have seen over the past 2 weeks, submission is a fruit that should be manifest in every Christian's life. It is also a crucial necessity for marriage. On Sunday we will see that God has a delightful perspective toward women who trust Him enough to submit to their husbands, even the unsaved ones.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Submission That Holds to Hope." As we have seen over the past 2 weeks, submission is a fruit that should be manifest in every Christian's life. It is also a crucial necessity for marriage. On Sunday we will see that God has a delightful perspective toward women who trust Him enough to submit to their husbands, even the unsaved ones.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Submission That Holds to Hope." As we have seen over the past 2 weeks, submission is a fruit that should be manifest in every Christian's life. It is also a crucial necessity for marriage. On Sunday we will see that God has a delightful perspective toward women who trust Him enough to submit to their husbands, even the unsaved ones.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Submission That Holds to Hope." As we have seen over the past 2 weeks, submission is a fruit that should be manifest in every Christian's life. It is also a crucial necessity for marriage. On Sunday we will see that God has a delightful perspective toward women who trust Him enough to submit to their husbands, even the unsaved ones.

Pastor Wayne preached, "Behold My Suffering Servant" from 1 Peter 2:18-25. Addressing his readers in their role as servants, he instructs them to submit to their bosses, both good and bad. And, if they suffer for it, let it be for doing good for that is pleasing to God. Following the message, we will observe the Lord's Table together.

Pastor Nate bings the message, "The Exile and Government" from 1 Peter

2:11-17. After explaining our Christian identity before God, Peter moves

into our Christian testimony before the world (vv 11-12). We will see how

this testimony to the world is characterized by submission to varying

authorities which God has placed in our lives. The first area of life is

the relationship of Christians to the government.