Sermons

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Have You Forgotten?” from Hosea 12-13.  Our memory can be like leaky buckets, and therefore we need regular reminders.  In the closing chapters of Hosea we see the prophet calling God's people to return back to the One whom they have forgotten.  Does your life demonstrate a pattern of forgetting God?  Or remembering Him in all things?

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Grace for Repentant Sinners” from Hosea 14.   In the closing chapter of Hosea, God makes it very clear that sinners (like you and me) are welcome to return to Him.  And, when we return, His grace is present to strengthen and build us up.  

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Return” from Hosea 4-11.  The middle section of Hosea is filled with pictures of Israel wandering away from God in their sin.  Of course, the pictures point to us as well.  Even still, God endures in love by calling His people (calling you) back to Himself. 

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Redemption and Return” from Hosea 3.  James Montgomery Boice called Hosea 3 "the greatest chapter in the Bible because it portrays the greatest story in the Bible."  That story is about Christ's love for the church that comes at a great cost.  It was our redemption price that Jesus paid, and this is illustrated in Hosea's purchase of a woman who had wandered far fr...

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God Will…” from Hosea 2.  The unfaithful spouse is the major scene in Hosea 1-3.  It's a sobering picture that God gives to us for the purpose of seeing our sin and unfaithfulness to Him.  And yet, as you follow the story, God declares that instead of writing off His bride, He will tenderly bring her back to Himself.  Praise the Lord for His forgiveness to us all!

Pastor Nate brings the message, "The Scandal of Our Sin” from Hosea 1:1-2:1.  This message begins a new series in the book of Hosea.  Chapter 1 starts with a powerful scandal that God uses to help us see our sin against Him.  The story closes in 2:1 with the hope of mercy.  Hosea is a wonderful book that bleeds with the Gospel.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Sovereign Over All” from John 6:35-40. We all have unsaved family members and friends, and we long to see them come to Christ for salvation.  The command that we have from our Lord is to share the gospel with them.  The hope that we have is that when God gives them the gift of repentance, they will come. 

Pastor Stephen brings the message, "God’s Sovereignty in Our Suffering” from Habakkuk. One of the most difficult questions of the Christian life comes when we try to synchronize three seemingly incompatible ideas; God is good, God is in control, and horrible things still happen. While these are difficult to line up neatly in our minds, we see that Scripture affirms all three. The book of Habakkuk...

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Sovereign Over All” from Ephesians 1:16-23.  The sovereignty of God should bring peace and hope to all believers.  In this message we see how Christ's sovereignty over His church gives us confidence to live our lives in joyful obedience to Him.   

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God is Sovereign” from Psalm 2. During the month of August we are looking at how God's sovereign authority should give His people hope.  This Sunday, we will see how God's sovereignty over the nations can keep Christians from losing their minds during a season of political chaos.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "The Renewed Mind"- Part 3 from Psalm 56.  Fear and anxiety have a grip on our culture, but is that the way God wants His children to live?  This coming Sunday we will be studying Psalm 56 where God shows us how to trade terror for trust.  

Pastor Luke brings the message, “When We Follow Jesus” from Mark 6:1-29.  When we choose to follow Jesus we might just think it’s an exciting ride of victory because of His power.  In the Gospel of Mark we see Him calm storms, cast out demons, heal the sick, even raise the dead.  But is this what following Jesus is like?  Our passage on Sunday introduces to us the costliness of following Jesus.