Messages

We continue exploring the prophet Isaiah chapter 9 on this third Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we explore the second part of verse 6 about the names attributed to The Messiah. What does this mean for us as we reflect.

We continue exploring the prophet Isaiah chapter 9 on this second Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we explore the first part of verse 6 about the Child born and Son given to us. What does this mean for us as we reflect.

Join us for the First Sunday in Advent, where we came together as a church for the Hanging of the Greens. During the sermon we reflect on the symbolism of the Christmas decorations and read from Isaiah 9:1-7.

Join us for the conclusion of a two-part series exploring the dangers of ingratitude and the blessing of thanksgiving. This week we explore the call to gratitude as evidenced in the life of David from 2 Samuel 7:18-29

Join us for a two-part series exploring the dangers of ingratitude and the blessing of thanksgiving. This week we explore the sinful nature of man to be led with an ungrateful heart from Genesis 3:1-6.

This Sunday, Jarod Jones of Life Ranch, one of our new mission partners, brings a word and vision for caring for the orphans as given from Jesus in Matthew 18 and James 1. He brings a strong word about our call to care for the least of these in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Join us for our final sermon in our series The Kingdom of Heaven is Like, exploring the parables of Jesus in Matthew 13. The final sermon concludes with the role of the disciple in the Kingdom, one who shall be like a Household Manager.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:47-50, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a dragnet.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:45-46, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a costly pearl.