Christian evangelism often looks like preaching the gospel, praying to "receive Christ," and then -- never speak again. This isn't the model we see in Paul. God's work is usually not seen in the immediate, but it comes in our obedience to follow-up with our original audience. Series - The Unknown God // Pastor - Matt Horne

While the message of the Gospel never changes, the method might because the people do. From Paul's sermon to the Athenians, we learn a very practical evangelism tactic called "contextualization." If we're going to be effective, we should be mindful of our listener's environment, demographic, and even their literature. Series - The Unknown God // Pastor - Matt Horne

If the Apostle Paul was anything, he was an opportunist. When he was simply willing to open his mouth and begin conversations with the spiritually hungry citizens of Athens, he discovered an open door by which he could help them find what (or Who) it is they were looking for. Like Paul, we must also seize the day that God might seize the hearts of sinful man. Series - The Unknown God // Pastor - Matt Horne

Christians often remember that this world is not our home, we are only "passing through." That was true of Paul in Athens as well, but even in unideal circumstances, he lifted his head and opened his eyes to see the spiritually needy people surrounding him. What can modern day Christians take from his example? Series - The Unknown God // Pastor - Matt Horne

Because we obey God, love His people, and confess His truth – we know that we are saved…. Now what? Having determined through biblical examination that we are in fact the redeemed children of God, John now gives us three additional assurances we can hold onto.  Series - Rest Assured // Speaker - Kevin Degnan

Jesus once described Himself as "the Truth," which tells us that those who have Jesus alive in them are also going to have truth in them. God reward awaits those who do not waver or cower back in declaring the truth. Be encouraged by the sound faith that you've been given. Series - Rest Assured // Pastor - Jon Moore

Some have famously said that they love Jesus but they do not like His people. While they may have their reasons, active love for the church is a defining mark of our salvation. Our fellowship is where God and His redemption in our lives is most obvious. Series - Rest Assured // Pastor - Jon Moore

Even Christians sin. The difference is how Christians respond when they sin. Do you conceal sin, or do you confess sin? As God's children choose to confess their sin, they will slowly begin to conquer sin in Christ. Series - Rest Assured // Pastor - Matt Horne

"How do I know if I'm saved?" You may have lost sleep in the past from asking that question. Some people think you can't know until you arrive in Heaven, but the scriptures say you can! However, at the heart of assurance of salvation is an assurance of Jesus Christ. Series - Rest Assured // Pastor - Matt Horne

Some argue that Christians are not honest about the seriousness of human suffering, when quite the opposite is true. Christians are not only aware of suffering, but expectant of it, and yet – they are all the more expectant of God’s saving and sustaining love throughout it all. Series - The Great Eight // Pastor - Matt Horne