Sermons

When the day grows dark, Jesus tells his followers to focus on growing loving relationships with His followers. It is not our comfort but our connection with His followers that will get us thru dark times. Join us as Paul unpacks how Jesus loves us and how then we are to love others.

When the day grows dark, Jesus tells his followers to focus on their abiding relatiohip with Him. What does it mean to abide? Is it something we can do without? Paul begins a short series in John 15 and walks us thru the first of these four key relationships for dark times.

There are many gospels and many sources of joy. But, only the gospel of Jesus brings great joy for all people. Join us for the next part of our Advent series. Do you have joy? Is it great joy? Is it in Jesus?

What is there to see as you look on the ceramic baby Jesus in the manger display. Who and what is He really. Join Paul as he unpacks four key aspects of Jesus being that lead us to know his love more fully.

Advent welcomes us back to the true story, one that answers the big questions and gives true hope. Join us as Paul takes us to John's gospel and the promise of Jesus who is true light in our darkness. How dark is it? How much are we loved by God the Father? Listen in and find out.

Introduction into Advent - What is it? Why do we do it? Listen as Pastor Paul explains this sometimes overlooked time of year that invites us to slow down and refocus our eyes on our Savior Jesus.

It isn't hard to see and feel a crisis in leadership; globally, nationally, in our own state. Jesus set himself up as a different kind a leader, a shepherd that lays down his life for the sheep. Join Paul as he unpacks what that means and could mean for you.

The Apostle John placed 7 specific signs, miraculous stories of Jesus' deliverance, within his gospel account to guide us in our faith. Join Paul as he shares Jesus' stories. Is there a possibility that one of them speaks to you where you are at right now? Lets find out.

The love of God, Father to Son, is the foundation of reality and our faith. To get that wrong turns into Middle East wars and false visions of what following Jesus means. Join us as we wrestle with our own understanding of Jesus' love for us and why that is so transforming.

We mark our calendars with anniversaries and birthdays. We comemmorate and memorialize days to remember. Did you know the Lord has a Day? Join us today and unpack with Pastor Paul what happend the day Jesus was crucified and why it should be remembered. Mark your calendars.

At some point the talking about prayer must be surpassed by the actual practice of praying. Rubber must meet road. Pastor Paul gives us some practical ways we can continue a ministry of interceding prayer. The Apostle Paul called his apprentice to targeted and tactical prayer habits. We must have the same. Join us.

What do we do when the answer to prayer doesn't come right away? Do you give up and walk away or do you pray through the lean times? Persevering in prayer is difficult, but powerful for answers and for strengthening faith.

How much does God want us participating with Him in prayer. The Father listens, the Son connects us to the Father thru his sacrifice, and the Holy Spirit even join us helping when we don't know what to pray. Join us for the next part of our series on interceding prayer. Find divine help as we plead for others and breach the forces of evil. Let's Pray!

The gospel of Jesus creates a new "We", not a new "me". God is gathering and creating a people that he has knit together. Today, we celebrate with our global partners around the world what God is doing and renew our commitment to prayer and support.

What you see isn't all there is to see. Many of us and those around us battle within and against invisible, spiritual strongholds. Both the Apostle Paul and Jesus show us how we can bring others victory through strategic interceding prayer. The truth will se others free.

Jesus gives us access to the Father but he also gives us the agenda for those divine meetings. Join us today as Paul unpacks with us what it means to meet and plead with the Father for others. What is reconciliation and restoration in Jesus name?

Many of us include the simple phrase "In Jesus Name" when we pray. Why do we do that? What does it mean? Does it matter? Would you be surprised to find out that the truth of Jesus interceding for us is the very foundation our prayer rests on. We can pray because he has made a bridge to the Father. Join us as we unpack this important truth.

We don't doubt the importance of prayer but many of us struggle with the discipline itself. Why pray? As we introduce this new series on interceding prayer lets first understand how we as humans fit into God's plan for creation-care and flourishing. Join us.

To relate you must respect. There are important parts of God's nature, his essential essence, that one must understand if you are going to have a thriving relatioship with him. Join us as Pastor Paul unpacks three key aspects of God's perfect and unchaning nature. Today, what does it mean that God is LIGHT- perfect and pure.

To relate you must respect. There are important parts of God's nature, his essential essence, that one must understand if you are going to have a thriving relatioship with him. Join us as Pastor Paul unpacks three key aspects of God's perfect and unchaning nature. Today, what does it mean that God is LIGHT- perfect and pure.

To relate you must respect. There are important parts of God's nature, his essential essence, that one must understand if you are going to have a thriving relatioship with him. Join us as Pastor Paul unpacks three key aspects of God's perfect and unchaning nature. Today, what does it mean that God is spirit.

Justice is the call of every local church. As Jesus' hands and feet in the world we are to develop ministries of relief, restoration, and reformation whenever injustice raises it's head. Join Pastor Paul as we talk about practical wasys we can make justice a part of a local church.

Restoring Hands - Learning what it means to lend a helping hand to those in need

Aren't we our brother's keeper? In the discussion of justice, stewarding the care and flourishing of others, we need to actually start talking. Voicing injustice is a biblical mandate that has its roots in God and the prophets of the Old Testament. Isn't it time the church regained her prophetic voice? Isn't it time we starteed talking?