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A study of John 15

There are times in life when you just want to throw in the towel. One of those times is when you’ve been betrayed by someone you love. The good news is that we can find purpose in betrayal.

Skepticism runs rampant in a day and age filled with scammers. Many people feel this same skepticism when it comes to the claims of Jesus...especially His claims to be the Son of God and to have resurrected from the dead. This message addresses the validity of these claims of Jesus.

Life gets busy. Things go wrong. We fail. All of us have times in our lives when we need some “recentering.” The Scriptural way of “recentering” is by “re-celebrating.”

Very little is said about Simon that carried the cross of Jesus, but in this short interaction, we see some lessons that help us when we face the unexpected.

In one of Jesus’ final interactions with His apostles before the crucifixion, He washed their feet. This was more than just a beautiful picture of humility. It was Jesus teaching and leading them...and us. This message shows us what we can learn from Jesus washing feet.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." In this sermon, we talk about what it looks like to be made new by "watching our mouths."

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." In this sermon, we talk about what it looks like to be made new by dealing with anger God's way.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." In this sermon, we talk about what it looks like to speak truth and why lying is so destructive.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." We talk about not "walking like unbelievers" and how that is made possible by "putting off the old, renewing our mind, and putting on the new man."

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." This sermon is about being "made new" by "finding your spiritual gift."

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." This sermon is about how being "made new" changes our purpose...our reason for living.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." This first sermon is about being "made new" starts in our understanding.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." This first sermon is about being "made new" in our thinking.

This study of Ephesians 4 will help us discover what it looks like to be "made new." This first sermon is about how being "made new" starts in our relationships with others.

There are four times in the Christmas story that angels appear. Each time, we receive "Help From Heaven." This week's appearance is to the shepherds and we get 'help from Heaven' for 'when we're experiencing failure.'

There are four times in the Christmas story that angels appear. Each time, we receive "Help From Heaven." This week's appearance is to Mary and we get 'help from Heaven' for times 'when we're facing difficult decisions.'

There are four times in the Christmas story that angels appear. Each time, we receive "Help From Heaven." This week's appearance is to Joseph and we get 'help from Heaven' for 'when we're leading a home.'

There are four times in the Christmas story that angels appear. Each time, we receive "Help From Heaven." This week's appearance is to Zachariah and we get 'help from Heaven' for times 'when we're waiting.'

We. Are. Blessed. Most of us would agree with that statement. In this sermon, we see the purpose of blessings and what it really means to have a spirit of thanksgiving.

In our series "The Gospel: On Repeat," we talked about how the Gospel brings us back into "God's Design." This sermon clarifies what this looks like in our lives.

At some point in life, everyone will find themselves in a position where they don't know what to do. This sermon is a look into the exodus of the Israelites and some of the truths that will help you to know 'what to do when you don't know what to do.'

This look into Psalm 128 explains the godly gifts of corn, wine, and oil.

This look into how, when, and why God started churches is incredibly insightful and challenging. It was a part of our "Missions Emphasis Weekend" we called, "Make Heaven Crowded."

Having the Gospel 'on repeat' helps us to keep the end in mind. I Cor. 15 specifically defines the Gospel and what it leads to...a bodily resurrection (AKA - "rapture"). Living with this in mind changes the way we live.