Something supernatural happens when the believer voices words of faith. Some of the most successful men in America's history have put this to practice in their life. Pastor examines the connection between the word of God and the word of the believer.

Something supernatural happens when the believer voices words of faith. Pastor examines the connection between the word of God and the word of the believer.

This is a common parable to most believers. However, when we dig deeper we can discover a whole new meaning that Jesus was trying to convey.

Something supernatural happens when the believer voices words of faith. Pastor examines the connection between the word of God and the word of the believer.

This sermon takes a look at the feasts of Israel and how Jesus has and will fulfill them

Pastor tells the timeless story of Jesus going to the cross for our sake.

The traditional Easter timeline leaves a several questions when examining Scripture. How could Jesus have been crucified on a Friday and still fulfilled the only sign he gave in Matthew 12? How could Jesus make a long journey from Jericho to Bethany on a Sabbath and violate the Law? Was Jesus crucified on a Friday? Pastor answers these questions and more in this powerful sermon.

Light and darkness are many times synonymous with spirit and flesh in scripture. In this sermon, Pastor illustrates the point of sowing to light and what that practically means for a believer.

In Galatians, the Apostle Paul describes two possible harvests. If we sow to our flesh, we will reap corruption. However, if we sow to the spirit, we will reap God's glorious life.

The third sermon in the Two Trees series is about which king sits on your throne, Jesus or you. This series focuses on the choices we have been given by God to make. The fruit we bear really is a result of how we answer the question: who sits on your throne? If it is Jesus, then you will bear fruit of love and the Spirit. If it is you, then you will bear fruit of the sinful passions and desires of your human nature.