This sermon looks at Paul’s second prayer to the Ephesian church where he prays for the strengthening of our inner beings and our understanding of Christ.

This sermon looks at Paul’s first prayer to the Ephesian church based primarily on the concept of God’s sovereignty in salvation.

This sermon explores John's vision of Jesus' city on a hill. It explains the three main symbols of the new city of God, what they mean for the church, and what they mean for our lives.

This message explores the nature of hope and the need for hope. The hope that Christianity offers is a renewal of the five main aspects of life. What are those five? How can the hope of this ultimate renewal be your hope?

Love is more than chocolates and roses; love is sacrificial action for someone's good. Love is a life laid down. This message explains both the comfort and challenge of Good Friday.

In the first main session at our marriage seminar, "For Better or Worse," Pastor Jeremy taught on the importance of contentment. What is contentment, and how do we experience it in marriage? Contentment has more to do with what's going on in your heart, then what's going on in your home.

The Christmas Eve sermon reflecting on the historical fact and the real meaning of Christmas.

Before Christianity is ever a way of life, it's an experience of life itself. This sermon explorers how Jesus came to bring the light of life into the world. Jesus came to give us eternal life and a whole life, life now and life forever.

This past Sunday marked the first day of the last week of Jesus' earthly ministry. This sermon explores the beginning of this famous week; the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem; the expectations of the people in regard to His entry; the significance of His entry; and the nature of His entry.