Sermons

This message is taken from Colossians 1:15-20. In a culture where so many

urgent matters press in on us, we need to be reminded of this staggering

truth.  This is why the Apostle sought to exalt in the most compelling way

possible the majesty, the sovereignty, the glorious eternality of Jesus

Christ, the Son of God, the Messiah, the Savior, the Alpha and Omega, the

beginning and the end.

The message is taken from Luke 2. Pastor Nate answers the question, “Who is

Jesus?”

The message is taken from Matthew 1:18-25. “Who is Jesus?” With Christmas

right around the corner we are intentionally focusing on the birth stories

of Jesus and aiming to clearly explain who He is.

The message is taken from Matthew 2:1-12. As Christmas draws near we need

to ask ourselves the question, “Who is Jesus?” In our passage we’ll see

that Jesus is King and explore the significance of that identity. But then

we’ll see that His identity brings two very different responses and will

leave us asking the question, “How will we respond to Him as King?”

The message is taken from Romans 3:21-26. Many people ask the following

question when it comes to the justice of God: "How is God just when He

wipes out whole groups of people in the Old Testament? How is He just when

He floods the whole earth and leaves only 8 survivors? Or even pictures in

the book of Revelation? Sheesh...seems harsh!" In our study on the justice

of God we will see how He demonstrates justice in both punishing and

forgiving sin.

The message is taken from Exodus 34:1-7. “God is love.” That is one of the

most common Biblical phrases concerning the nature of God. However, there

are many questions that follow on the heels of that phrase including, “How

can God be loving when the world we live in is filled with suffering?”

The message is taken from Titus 3 and Psalm 123. As we continue our study

on the attributes of God we will look at His mercy to us. It will be an

encouraging reminder to see God as the One who helps His children who are

in need.

The message is taken from Psalm 99. You’ve heard it said by some, “I can’t

accept the God of the Old Testament. He is too harsh and wrathful for me.”

For the next few weeks we will look at several attributes of God beginning

with His holiness. We will see a picture of God who came to us in Jesus and

is consistent yesterday, today, and forever.

The message is taken from 2 Timothy 3:13-16. Last week came to a natural

break in the study of Hebrews, and we’ll pick it up again in January. For

the month of November Pastor Nate will be covering various Scriptural

themes, and then in December we will be focusing on the coming of Jesus.

This message continues the theme of the Word of God and shows how it

prevents us from the deception of sin.

The message is taken from Hebrews 4:11-14. Many Christians experience an

on-going battle to believe whether or not God’s Word is helpful for every

day life. In Hebrews 4:12 we read that it is alive and effective for our

souls. In this passage we will see how it fits into the context and applies

to our weekday life.