For sermons before September 22, 2024 visit the archived website.
On Sin
Romans 3: 21-24 We all sin, and this sermon will challenge us to self reflect on it. We will be challenged to look at our “acceptable sins” that we act like are no big deal, but really are damaging. We will also see how sin puts us all on the same playing field, but will never separate us from God’s love.
We will serve the Lord
Joshua 24: 13-15 We will explore Joshua’s speech after conquering Canaan. We will be challenged to evaluate what God has done, make the daily decision to choose him, and have the powerful reminder that God gives us choice, consequently we should be careful to not force God on people Link to full service
Fighting for the Faith
Jude 3 Link to full service
A Prayer for Grads
Colossians 1: 9-12 I will use this scripture as a blessing for our seniors. I will use it to express our hopes for them, while also communicating what we believe is really valuable (not sports prowess, prestige, or business world “success”) but who they are in Christ Link to full service
Reminders of Mom
John 8: 1-11 We will look at the story of the collective mercy of the crowd in the near stoning of the sinful women. We will explore how Jesus likely saw his mom, or who his mom could have been, when he deals with “sinful women” in the Bible. For communion we will explore how Mary suffered as a mother. Link to Full Service
Resurrection Mindset
Philippians 4:4-9 Now that Easter has passed, I want to emphasize how the work of the Resurrection is not over, but represents an ongoing transformation that takes place within us. Specifically, I will highlight Scripture that demonstrates the transformation that takes place in our minds (and mindset) through the work of the Holy Spirit, causing us to think and behave more like Christ. Link to full service video
Feast Together
John 21: 4-14 We will look at the third resurrection appearance of Jesus in John. We will emphasize that Jesus provides and cares for the disciples, and focus on the importance of “table” fellowship; the togetherness and life we find at the table. Full service link
The Big Reveal
Luke 24: 36-49 The Resurrected Jesus appears to the disciples showing fully who He is. Everything was leading up to this moment. Now that you know, what will you do with it? Full Service Link
Who is the Son?
Colossians 1: 15–20 Guest Preacher: Rodney Ashlock Full Service Link
Mary Anoints Jesus
John 12: 1-8 Sometimes accepting grace and help is hard. Jesus shows us how to receive a lavish gift. Mary seems to get it, when others don’t and she performs a moving act of worship.
The Parable of the Fig Tree
Luke 13: 6-9 This is really part 2 to last week’s sermon. Repentance means admitting wrong, and changing by taking a step in faith. We will also explore the connection between “bearing fruit” and repentance. God is patient.
Repent or Perish
Luke 13:1-5 The past few weeks have focused on identifying sin, this message will emphasize handling the sin via repentance. Repentance means admitting wrong, and changing by taking a step in faith. We will also explore the connection between “bearing fruit” and repentance.