Continuing in a mini-series within our greater series, we take a look at singleness from a biblical perspective! How can we see singleness as God sees it, so that there won't be any bitterness, and so that we see Jesus rightly in it all!

Preached 03/28/19

We love because He first loved us; and our example and command to love is not hard or laborious because the One who loved us first is so good to us in the friends He has given us!

Preached 03/21/19

The Bible isn't just some ordinary book we keep on our shelves, but is the most extraordinary book this world has ever known, for the simple fact that it is the written word of God! And it has weight in our lives to lead us and guide us as we follow after God!

Preached 03/07/19

What is God's worth found in? That is what we explore tonight! His worth has to be in more than just what He does, for if it is only in what He does, then anyone else can fill that role. But if it is in who He is, then our worship will be so much more!

Preached 02/21/19

Prayer is often neglected, but is maybe one of the most essential aspects of the Normal Christian Life and one of the most crucial parts of walking with God; and how we view God in prayer is of the utmost importance as well!

Preached 02/14/19

This is a Q&A time that followed the sermon on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit! It was led by Christopher Mancillas, Katy Sombrio, and Sean McEntee and answers questions by students on a bunch of topics about the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.

02/07/19

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a topic that is often misunderstood, confusing, or even sometimes controversial. But what does Jesus have to say about? That is what we look at tonight - the words of Jesus Himself!

Preached 02/07/19

Faith is often something ethereal, something we aren't really sure about. It's something everyone seems to have thoughts about but no one seems to have a solid grasp on. So tonight we see what God has to say about faith and also what to put our faith in!

Preached 01/31/19

Wrapping up our trilogy on see your sin, hate your sin, forsake your sin, we talk about how repentance and forsaking are interchangeable words and we must truly repent as a condition to salvation.

Preached 01/24/19

After we have seen our sin as God sees our sin, we must go the next step and hate our sin as God hates sin. We should hate our sin for how it hurts us, how it hurts others, and most importantly, how it hurts God.

Preached 01/17/19