Series: One-off Sermon

This week we celebrate Easter Sunday by looking at a text from Roman 6, and discuss the significance of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ for our own lives. Christ is Risen!

This Palm Sunday we take a look at the passage from Luke 19:41-44 where Jesus offers a lament over the city of Jerusalem as he makes his triumphant entry into the city.

This Sunday our missionary partner, George Mixon, brings us an encouraging word from Genesis 2. He provides an update on his mission work in Africa and how the text he is teaching from is making impact around the world.

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.

This Sunday the message was brought by on elf our Missionary Partners, Ralph and Elaine Elliots. The Elliots serve in Belgium with Cru and have a deep heart to see revival. Listen to Ralph speak about God’s movements in history for revival and how He is on the move today. He will be preaching from John 4:35 about the laborers and harvest in which God can work.

This Sunday, Pastor Austin opens us to Titus 3:1-11 to talk about how we as Christ followers first align ourselves to the Kingdom of Heaven above all, and out of our Heavenly Citizenship we live a earthly citizens in Christ.

This Sunday we are joined by our Mission Partner, Michael Gordon, with Reformed University Fellowship. Michael delivers a message from 2 Peter 3:18 on the life of Peter, and how we too can love Jesus for a lifetime.

For this year’s Christmas Reflection, we breakdown the song “Mary Did You Know?” finding the many places in Scripture the song speaks about Christ. We are challenged to also ask ourselves the question, Do we really know this Christ?

This Christmas Eve morning serve we have a reflection from Matthew Chapter 2 as the three wisemen come to see Jesus. We look at the text and ask the question, what really is the gift that they brought to infant Christ?