Sermons

Pastor Wayne brings the message, "David and Goliath” from 1 Samuel 17:4-7.

Pastor Wayne brings the message, "Rejoicing in Suffering" (Paul's message

for the church today) from Colossians 1:24-26.

This message is from Psalm 84. What do you want? What do you want to lay

hold of in life? For the Christian, there is an ocean of peace and

satisfaction to enjoy when we want what God gives: Himself. Kind of makes

you have pity for a lost world that will never know the peace of God

through Jesus Christ.

This message is from Hebrews 13:22-25, and concludes our series in Hebrews

by stepping back and seeing the big picture of the book. We’re told that

Jesus is better, but in what ways? How should we respond to Jesus and what

are the applications for my life?

This message is from Hebrews 13:20-21. At the close of the Hebrews “sermon”

the preacher/author encourages us that endurance is not a matter of our

human strength, but a matter of God’s strength. This truth is extremely

important. The Christian mantra is not taken from the little blue engine

that could (“I think I can”), but from the Bible which teaches us…”I know

God can.”

This message is from Hebrews 13:7-17. Individualism and self-autonomy are

the high-waving flags of Western culture. And on the flip side, submission

and obedience are seen as signs of weakness, even oppression. But that’s

where Christ’s Church offers a clear alternative to our world. God, in His

wisdom, has given the Church a measure of structure that is fundamentally

good and it involves obeying your church leaders. How far does pastoral

authority go in the church? What kind of authority do church leaders have?

What are the checks and balances?

This message is from Acts 17. What did a Christian witness look like in the

1st Century? And, what might it look like in the 21st Century? Is a

Christian witness still able to meet the challenges of our culture? Acts 17

sets the stage for us to see how a Christian witness provides answers to

some current cultural philosophies.

This message is an overview of the Book of Job. Why do righteous people

suffer? Don't we reap what we sow? Does God run the universe by strict

justice? And ultimately, what is the relationship of God and mankind? The

book of Job provides a framework to correct our thinking about God and His

ways.

This message is from Hebrews 13:7-16. Are you hoping to find strength

during these chaotic days? And are you looking for it in comforts? An

elected official? A return to the good ol’ days? In Hebrews 13, we read

that Christians are strengthened by the grace that is ours in Christ Jesus.

This message is from Hebrews 12:28-13:6. We need money for life, and it’s

nice to have a few extra bucks in your pocket. But how do we know when our

hearts have crossed over into idolatry and a sinful love of money? How do

we bring our hearts into Godly obedience in regard to this issue?