Our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed to us.  In this sermon on Romans 8:16-25, Pastor Philip Miller looks at who we are in suffering,  why the world is full of suffering and why we have hope in suffering.

When we pursue Jesus,we find our true and complete home.  In this sermon on Luke 2:41-52, Pastor Jared Harrington discusses how Jesus was at home in the temple because He was sent by the Father, He was devoted to the Father and He is equal to the Father.

Christmas is all about redemption!  In this sermon on Luke 2:22-38, Pastor Philip Miller discusses the pattern, promise and person of redemption.

Jesus' birth is good news of great joy for all the people!  In this sermon on Luke 2:1-20, Pastor Philip Miller examines the birth of Jesus, the announcement to the shepards and the search for the baby.

 We are "nobody's" made "somebody's" by grace through the blessing of the coming of Jesus!  In this sermon on Luke 1:39-56, Pastor Philip Miller examines Elizabeth's blessing, Mary's blessing and God's blessing.

Gabriel has a shocking message for Mary.  In this sermon on Luke 1:26-38, Pastor Philip Miller discusses Gabriel, the divine messenger, Jesus, the divine Son, and Mary, the divine servant

God's heart beats for the unreached peoples of the world.  In this sermon on Jonah 4:5-11, Pastor Philip Miller examines three attributes of God: His patience, His instruction and His compassion.

When we look down on others, it betrays self-righteousness in ourselves.  In this sermon on Jonah 4:1-5, Pastor Philip Miller discusses Jonah's hate, his heart and his hope.

God uses people who have been renewed by Jesus Christ to reach others who are far from God. In this sermon on Jonah 3:1-10, Pastor Wescott Robinson discusses what kind of a person God can save and why God's mercy can be trusted.

 Salvation only comes through the Lord. In this sermon on Jonah 2:1-10, Pastor Jared Harrington discusses how we can be drowning in the deep to our sin, the turning of the tide of repentance, the divine rescue of God and Jonah's responce to his Savior.