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This Sunday, guest speaker Doug Sprunt preached from James 2:1–11, bringing a message of encouragement to Move Church.

This Sunday, Malcolm MacIntosh returns with a sermon titled Living in God’s Peace, focusing on Philippians 4:4–5, 8–9.

In today’s sermon, guest speaker Tom Bourne returns with Part 2 of “Living Hope When Foundations Shake,” focusing on the hope we have in Christ alone.

On Membership Sunday, Ryan Hutt reviewed the mission, vision, values, and beliefs of Move Church, sharing what it means to become a member and offering a helpful reminder to current members about what membership involves and represents within the life of the church. Following this, Blair Brown preached a sermon titled “Who Am I?”

In Matthew 5:1–16, Guy Brown looks at the third Beatitude and what it means to follow Jesus in everyday life.

When everything in life becomes unstable, the greatest need is not immediate answers, but a heart anchored in God. In 1 Samuel 30, David models this by strengthening himself in the Lord before seeking direction, showing that stability begins internally before it moves outward. Ultimately, this points to Christ, who secured an unshakable foundation for us, so that even in uncertainty, we can stand...

In today’s sermon, guest speaker Tom Bourne focused on the hope we have in Christ alone. Drawing from 1 Peter 1, he explored the distinguishing marks of true hope compared to false hope, helping us see where our confidence is meant to rest.

This Sunday, guest speaker Derek Miedema delivered a sermon titled “If You’ve Seen Jesus, You’ve Seen the Father” based on John 14:8–11.

This message focuses on the reality of the resurrection and what it means for us personally. The empty tomb is not just an event to believe in, but the declaration that sin has been paid for and death has been defeated. Because we are united with Christ, His resurrection becomes our life. The central question is: Can we trust God when we cannot see clearly? Easter answers that question by showing...

The cross stands at the center of all history, where Jesus Christ willingly gave His life as a substitute, bearing our sin so that we might be forgiven and made right with God. Through His sacrifice, the barrier between God and humanity is removed, justice is fully satisfied, and access to God is now freely given, not earned. In response, we remember, receive, and proclaim this grace, trusting in...

This Sunday, guest speaker Kevin Hogan shared a message on what it truly means to know God—not just know about Him, but to experience a personal, relational connection through Jesus Christ. Kevin helped us see how the Bible, the Holy Spirit, prayer, a life of trusting God, and the church all guide us in growing closer to Him.

Today’s guest speaker, Ahren Summach, spoke about the realities of the Christian faith as Jesus expressed them in the later portion of the Sermon on the Mount. Using Matthew 7:13–27 as his foundation, Ahren examined the essential truths that every Christian—whether a layperson or a shepherd—must be aware of and live by.

Pastor Chad closes his time at the church by sharing the message God put on his heart for this final sermon.

In Pastor Chad's, penultimate sermon, he explored the internal threats to Jesus' Church.

Continuing in the According to His Purpose series, Andrew Martin turns our attention to the book of Deuteronomy. This sermon introduces Deuteronomy as a threshold book, given to God’s people as they stand between what has been and what lies ahead. The focus is on biblical remembering, not nostalgia, but living faithfully by remembering who God is, what He has done, and how He forms His people, esp...

This Sunday, Pastor Chad addressed the external opposition facing the Church, highlighting three key areas: the misuse of the separation of church and state, the dangers of socialism, and the threat posed by Islam.

This week in our sermon series 'According to His Purpose', Pastor Chad teaches on the story of Balak and Balaam from Numbers 22-25 and reminds us that while we face external enemies that will come against Jesus' church, the greatest threat to Jesus' church is not external, it is internal, when God's people concede ground to lies and immorality in their own hearts.

As we continue our sermon series 'According to His Purpose', this week Pastor Chad teaches on the story of the bronze serpent from Numbers 21. God offers his rebellious people a cure and all they have to do is look upon it to live. Jesus teaches, the bronze serpent was a foreshadowing of what He would do on the cross. Look to Jesus and live.

Continuing in our sermon series According to His Purpose, Pastor Chad walks us through Leviticus 26:14–46, exploring the heart and intention of the Lord behind His discipline. This passage helps us understand what we should expect from God and how His faithfulness is experienced through His discipline.

Continuing in the According to His Purpose sermon series, Ali Mahmoud walks us through Leviticus 19 to explore God’s call to holiness: “Be holy, for I the LORD your God am holy.” This sermon reveals that holiness is not merely about rules, but about being set apart for God’s purpose by offering Him our best, loving our neighbor with generosity and justice, and resisting the influence of the world....

Christmas proclaims the astonishing truth that God came near. In Jesus, the eternal Son of God entered our world, not from a distance, but as Immanuel, God with us. Matthew announces His name, John tells us the Word “became flesh and dwelt among us,” and Philippians reveals the breathtaking humility behind it all. Jesus willingly stepped down from heaven’s glory, taking on human weakness, limitati...

On the fourth Sunday of Advent, Mike Robinson shared a message on love, focusing on how God showed His love by sending Jesus at Christmas.

This Sunday, Doug Sprunt continued our Advent series, The Arrival, focusing on Joy and Romans 15:13.

In today’s sermon, Ali Mahmoud continues our Advent series The Arrival by exploring Jesus as our Prince of Peace. Looking at Israel’s encounter with God in Exodus, we see how every symbol points to Christ and the peace only He can give. This message calls us to rest in God’s presence and trust His promises.

This Sunday, Josh Clarke kicked off our Advent series “The Arrival.” Throughout this season, we’ll reflect on the hope, peace, joy, and love that come to us through Christ. Josh opened the series by exploring the theme of Hope, teaching from Psalm 131:1–3.