Past Sermons

"Your kids will replicate what you celebrate. So, if you celebrate something more than Jesus, don’t be surprised when they choose something else over Him."

"Christians are made, not born." This quote from the early church leader Tertullian reflects the early church's understanding that followers of Jesus must go through a long process of learning Christ. As we examine some signature teachings of Jesus in Luke 10-11 this summer, we too will learn Christ as we examine our lives compared to the life of Jesus.

Have you heard people say that Christians should “live on mission”? What does that mean? What is a missional church? Does your church resemble one? We’ll be studying what Jesus says about this, and we’ll discover the three keys to becoming a missional church.

Raising kids and sending them into young adulthood is a daunting task. But God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline. Paul's prayer for the Philippian believers in Philippians 1:9-11 can be our prayer for our kids and students. That they will abound in love, know what really matters, and bear Godly fruit in their lives.

Mental health is declining worldwide, but Jesus speaks of living an abundant life. What do we do? God's Bible gives us direction in a new sermon series called "Let’s Talk About That."

This month we study the one event that not only changed history, but also eternity. It was an event that brought tears and joy, discouragement and hope, a death to the past, and the birth of a new future. Join us each week in the book of Mark, as we remember the death, burial, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. He is risen!