Sermons

Our guest speaker, Paul Campbell, brings the message, "Love God, Love

Neighbor" from Luke 10, which shows the serious, yet simple call to follow

Christ.

This message is from Hebrews 12:28-13:4. God created marriage with specific

roles and sexual boundaries for our good. The Bible tells us in Hebrews

13:4 that it is to be honored by all, and on Sunday we’ll study the

Scriptures to see how and why we do that.

This message is from Hebrews 12:28-13:3. After 12 chapters of rich theology

the author concludes his letter with exhortations and encouragements on how

Christians ought to live. The first three verses focus on the ethic of

Christian love to those both inside and outside the community of faith.

This message is from the book of Jude 17-25. In this message, we finish up

our two part series in the book of Jude. In part 1 we focused on our

mindset, where Jude showed us what we need to consider as we face false

teaching. In this message we see how we contend for the faith, and the

means by which we do it.

This message is from the book of Jude. This Sunday we begin a short series

through the book of Jude. It’s a book full of interesting stories and

sources, but one that carries a relevant message for Christians of all

times; contend for the faith. Here we’ll look at several things we need to

consider as we encounter false teachings.

This message is from Hebrews 12:18-29. This week’s passage is extremely

colorful and picturesque. Please take some time to read through it as well

as consider the reasons for why you should be worshiping God. Then, ask God

to use this message to drive home the truth of this passage.

This message is from Hebrews 12:12-17. We’ve seen that running the course

of the Christian life requires faith that God exists. We now reach a

section where we must believe that God’s commands about life are real and

best. And what does He command us to do that is best? Pursue peace with

everyone and holiness.

This message is from Hebrews 12:3-11. We can see the loveless attitude of

parents who never correct their children from sinful behavior. We can see

apathy when they remain too busy to walk with their children through

difficult circumstances. But not God! He loves His children and will do

what it takes to grow us in holiness.

This message is from Hebrews 11:39-12:2. After covering the heroic examples

of chapter 11, the focus shifts to a personal response: you and I must run

the race of faith. We certainly live during times that require it.

This message is from Hebrews 11:32-40. Hebrews 11 concludes with heroic

examples of triumph and suffering. Yet by faith, these heroes endured and

honored God through the good times and the bad.