In this sermon, from Galatians 2:1-14, our Director of Student Ministries, Jake Osborn, shares about how the gospel should impact the way that we live and interact with fellow human beings–not just the way that we think or interact with God Himself.
In this sermon, from Galatians 1:11-24, Pastor Larry preaches a sermon that answers a fundamental question that some of us never think to ask: how do we know that we have the authentic gospel?
In this sermon, from Galatians 1:1-10, Pastor Marc shares about why the apostle Paul wrote this letter to the Galatians, and why we chose to go through it as a church.
In this sermon, from various texts, Pastor Larry finishes our series called “Soul Winning.” He shares about a few ways to pray for ourselves as evangelizers, and a few ways to pray for our lost friends and family members.
In this sermon, from various texts, Pastor Marc continues our series called “Soul Winning.” He provides an outline that we can use to share the gospel with others: ruin, redemption, and regeneration.
In this sermon, from Matthew 28:16-20, Pastor Marc continues our series called “Soul Winning.” He explores this familiar text, highlighting some of the reasons that we are inactive or ineffective in evangelism.
In this sermon, from Romans 10:13-17, Pastor Marc begins our series called “Soul Winning.” If people are to be saved by Christ, they must hear of Christ…from Christians like us.
In this sermon, from Revelation 21, Student Ministries Director Jake Osborn finishes our 2019 Advent series entitled “God With Us,” by pointing to the time when Christ will return and God will dwell with His people forever on a new earth.
In this sermon, from Matthew 1:18-25, Pastor Marc continues our 2019 Advent series entitled “God With Us,” by showing how Christ became a human being so that we might return to God.
In this sermon, from Ezekiel 11:14-25, Pastor Marc continues our 2019 Advent series entitled “God With Us,” by showing how God went to dwell with His people in exile. He wanted them, and wants us, to appreciate His presence in exile and to anticipate His presence in eternity.