In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Jason discuss how God can be omnipresent and yet manifested in one particular place. They also discuss how to tell if you have grieved the Spirit.

In John 1:14 we see that God draws near to His people, and in Jesus, He fulfilled His promise to dwell among us in order to open the way for us to be with Him forever.

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Stephen discuss the historical context to Isaiah 7, and the question about whether King Ahaz would have understood Isaiah's prophecy about Immanuel to be the Messiah as recorded in Matthew 1:22. Also, they discuss the structure of Isaiah's prophecy and concept of dual fulfillment.

In Isaiah 7:10-14, we see that though sin caused separation, God has pursued us with a promise to restore us to His presence.

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Jason discuss the question of who replaced Judas as the twelfth Apostle, and who determines what is "right and fair" when it comes to what God gives us.

In Matthew 19:26-20:16 we see that comparison breeds discontentment, but the cure for envy is to embrace God's purpose for your life by faith and to celebrate His grace in the lives of others.

In this week’s Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Jason discuss the story of the Rich Young Ruler, and the question of whether Jesus denied His deity by saying only God is good. They also discuss what the Rich Young Ruler ruled over.

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In Matthew 19:13-26 we see that the Kingdom of Heaven is inherited by humble surrender to God; not by self-effort, but by His saving grace

In this week’s Sermon Extra Pastors Nick and Michael delve into the difficult and often sensitive topic of marriage and divorce. They explore what qualifies as legitimate grounds for divorce, particularly focusing on the issue of abuse. Drawing from biblical teachings, they discuss how the church should respond to situations involving emotional, physical, and verbal abuse within a marriage.

In Matthew 19:1-12 we see that marriage is designed by God to be a picture of the ultimate relationship between Jesus and His people.