Sunday Sermons

Pastor Tommy is back and talking Romans 12 about how you and I are a part of a bigger picture. Through a powerful illustration he is going to bring clarity to why it is so hard to continue pushing into your gifts when you don't see fruit.

Pastor Paul takes a look at Peter - a troubled disciple but he was all the way in!

Our guest speaker, Aaron Miller takes into Matthew chapter 13 and shows us the beautiful grace of Christ.

This chapter is the hinge of what we believe to how we behave! Pastor Tommy reflects on all of the letter to pull together this one important word, "therefore"

Pastor Tommy concludes the 3 chapter speech by Paul today as he read chapter 11, combining the three chapters together and ending on the one thing that ties us into the entire Bible, Faith.

What do you do when your world feels like it's standing at the edge of the Red Sea — nowhere to go but forward, and only God can make a way? In this message, Pastor Tommy gets honest about a kind of peace he didn't know how to explain until recently: not the absence of hard circumstances, but a steadiness that held even while everything around him was uncertain.

Walking through Philippians 4:4–9, Pastor Tommy unpacks what it actually looks like to stop trying to fix everything yourself and instead bring it to God — rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks even in the middle of the problem, not just after it's solved. He shares a personal story from the church's early, broke years — a $30,000 need, a prayer he didn't want to pray, and a check that showed up from the last person anyone expected — as a real-life picture of what it means to actually put these verses to the test rather than just quote them.

The message also turns to Deuteronomy 8's warning: that the greatest spiritual danger often isn't crisis, but comfort — the quiet risk of forgetting God once things are going well. Pastor Tommy connects this straight to submission: peace isn't just a feeling to chase, it's tied to actually living out what you've been taught, especially when you'd rather do it your own way.

The message closes with an invitation for anyone ready to come back to God, wherever they've drifted.

In this message:

Philippians 4:4–9 — the peace that "exceeds anything we can understand"

Our special guest speaker, Alice, is sharing today about the sending out of the missionaries to spread the Gospel.

We get into chapter 10 of Romans and look over the need to see the scriptures as a whole.

We are covering the 9th chapter of Romans and talking about the importance and dangers of theology that isn't helping us grow.

We are finishing up chapter 8!