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Pastor Thomas Steele's sermon, "Confessions", was a heartfelt discourse that highlighted Jesus as a savior and helper for those burdened with shame, sin, and pain. He noted the personal challenges he experienced after his father's death in 2017, especially realizing how his father had become an idol in his life, embodying security, stability, and provision. Thomas-Steele emphasized the need to sol...

In his sermon "Do You Think the Bible's Boring? (Let's Talk the Cost of Repentance)," Mike Apperson sparks a conversation about the dismissal of the Bible as 'boring' and the gravitas of repentance. The sermon begins by challenging the notion that the Bible is uninteresting, asserting that if perceived as dull, it’s not being understood correctly. He pivots to discussing the cost of repentance, ut...

Pastor Kelby Lilly's sermon discusses the story of Jonah, focusing on themes of obedience, repentance, and spiritual gifts. He shares personal stories to illustrate the importance of following God's will and accepting forgiveness through Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the call to reflect on one's choices, utilize spiritual gifts for ministry, and invite Jesus into our lives for rest and love.

Pastor Thomas Steele's sermon magnifies the importance of placing absolute trust in God in all aspects of life, categorically cautioning against substituting this trust in God with any form of reliance on worldly riches, influential identities, or personal wisdom. He references stories from the books of Mark and John in the Bible, recounting Jesus calming a perilous storm and feeding thousands fro...

This sermon titled "One Step at a Time" by Pastor Thomas Steele emphasizes the role of vision in our lives. It explores how having a vision and following God's guidance can help us end up where we want to be. The sermon discusses the importance of vision in various aspects of life and highlights the frustration that can come from seeking guidance from God's word because it doesn't often give guida...

In the sermon "Follow the Directions" by Pastor Thomas Steele, the central message resonates the profound significance of having a vision in life and walking in the direction instructed by God to accomplish true happiness. The basis of the sermon was Proverbs 29:18 which indicates in the absence of vision, man is likely to lead a life that is haphazard and unrestrained. Pastor Steele pointed out t...

Who we choose to be around has a profound impact on who we become. Since that is the case, we need to make wise choices about who we are surrounding ourselves with, who our friends are, and who we're allowing to have influence in our lives. As followers of Jesus, if we want to be growing and maturing in our faith, we need to make sure we surround ourselves with those who will inspire spiritual mat...

Join us as Pastor Thomas-Steele takes a look all the great things God has done in 2023, and invites us into a look into what is in store in 2024!

Pastor Thomas-Steele Carr's sermon explores the birth of Jesus, the story of Jonah, and the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection. He highlights Mary's selection as the mother of the Messiah and Joseph's acceptance of God's plan. Drawing connections to Jonah's struggle and deliverance from the sea monster, Thomas-Steele emphasizes Jesus' three days in the heart of the earth after his death...

The sermon "Cleaning House" by Pastor Thomas-Steele delves into an exposé on Jesus’ multifaceted character, focusing on the significance of His cleansing of the temple as recorded in John 2:13-22. Pastor Thomas-Steele expounds on the intentionality behind Jesus' clearing of the temple, a reflection of both obedience to God and consideration for His people. He blasted the merchants and money change...

In his sermon "Come and Get Me," Pastor Thomas-Steele presents Jesus' dichotomous nature as both gentle and formidable, expanding the traditional portrayal of him only as beneficent and amiable. Through portraying Jesus as a formidable personality ready to fight for justice, he challenges his audience to see Jesus in a fresh light. Drawing parallels from the Book of Judges, the sermon references G...

Sometimes we suffer because we live in a fallen world. Sometimes we suffer because of decisions other people make. And sometimes our suffering is the result of our own sinning. Join us as we look at a defeat Israel suffered as a result of their sin, and what hope we have when we experience difficulty because of our own sin.

In this sermon rooted in Joshua 7:20-21, we uncover three profound truths about our journey of deliverance. Firstly, we understand that our deliverance from God comes with directions from God. Secondly, we learn that our deliverance involves pivotal decisions, and straying from God's path may lead to our own destruction, as Achan's choice to ignore God's directives painfully illustrates. Finally,...