Audio Sermons

In this sermon pastor William continues our series on the book of James and speaks on how we shouldn't have favoritism for others. As James 2:1-13 says: "If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, “Love your neighbor as yourself,” you are doing right. But if you show favoritism, you sin and are convicted by the law as lawbreakers. For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumble...

In this sermon our speaker Michael Dombrowski goes over James 2:13-27, speaks on abiding in The Bible even when you are being tested. The book is a mirror, a mirror that reflects you and it reflects Jesus when you read it. Even when it may be discomforting it's still important to abide in the book, the mirror, because it's law, because it's beautiful, because when you abide in the b...

In this sermon, we begin a new series on the epistle of James. And in this first talk, We'll be looking at suffering and glory, James 1:1-12. But first, some background to this letter. It was written by James, who was the brother of Jesus. We can only imagine how complex and challenging it must have been to be a sibling of the Son of God, the Messiah, the one who sits at the Father's rig...

This week, Pastor William spoke about prayer and what we can learn from Jesus about priestly prayer. How Jesus spent prolonged periods of time in prayer. How we should follow that example in prayer to grow closer to God.

In this sermon, we return to our series on being a royal priesthood and a holy nation. That famous description of the church by the Apostle Peter. And the question we've been asking throughout this series is, what does it look like for us as a body to be priestly? What does it mean for Christians to be a holy priesthood?

This week pastor William spoke on giving, financial giving. He speaks on giving out of love. He starts not by looking at money specifically, but by looking at God. For the purpose of preaching is to glorify God. We point towards the nature of God. And God himself is a giver. 

In this week's sermon our guest speaker Reverend Derek Rust speaks on how to do evangelism. Even if you aren't the biggest evangelist, you still have ways to spread the word of God and bring more people to him! Through spreading prayer for people, helping others build things, sharing your love and hope with others, and even inviting them to the church and surrounding functions!

In this sermon our guest speaker Reverend Tuck Bartholomew speaks on how you should abide in Jesus. Looking at John 15 and the image of the grapevine. How sometimes even in times of momentary discomfort these things are just preparation. How even in moments of uncertainty and confusion you still must abide in Jesus.

In this sermon our speaker Gavin Long speaks on the significance of the drinking of the Blood. How in The Bible the Blood correlates to not just blood but also the soul. How The Bible tells us that the body/bread itself is not sufficient enough and that's why we also consume the blood in the Eucharist.

This week we have a guest speaker Gavin Long giving a talk on separating bitterness. He uses a lot of examples from the book of Exodus, having to deal and contend with bitterness. Similar to sourdough bread the bitterness isn't just on the surface, it's baked into it. You can't just get rid of the bitterness, you need to separate it.

In this sermon we continue our series on being a royal priesthood and a holy nation. Our core text for the series is found in 1 Peter chapter 2 where it says, "We are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness and into his wonderful light." That is who we are.

In this sermon, we continue our series on being a royal priesthood and a holy nation. Sunday was Pentecost. Pastor William spoke about fire, about priestly fire and how the fire of God comes down from heaven and consecrates us as a royal priesthood and a holy nation. How we need to make sacrifices to keep that fire going.

In the last three weeks, we've looked at the priestly calling to enter the most holy place of God's precious presence. We've looked at the priestly calling towards intimacy with God. And we've looked at the priestly calling to bless others powerfully, to give a priestly blessing. This week, we're going to look at the priestly call to honor God as holy. As a royal priesthoo...

This sermon is part three of the royal priesthood series. This sermon is about priestly blessing. As a royal priesthood, we have the power to proclaim the blessing of God and release the blessing of God over others. And this power to bless has been part of the priestly call right from the beginning

This was week two of our series on royal priesthood. In week one, we looked at priestly calling, to be set apart, to enter God's presence. Pastor William spoke on Hebrews 10 and its instruction to come into the heavenly sanctuary, to come before the throne of God. For through the tearing of the veil and the blood of Jesus, we have access, access, access. But what do we do when we get there? W...

In this sermon we begin a new series about the royal priesthood. We're going to be looking at what it means as a church to be a royal priesthood and a holy nation. We will unpack that theme over several Sundays.

In this sermon Pastor William speaks on passing judgement on people. Do not judge or you too will be judged. At the time of Jesus, it was the Pharisees who were known as the masters of judging others. They had exalted themselves in the land as moral judges, condemning those who could not keep up with their standards and having very little mercy for those who fell short. And no doubt Jesus had them...

We're in our Easter preaching series and this week Pastor William felt very strongly from the Lord that I was meant to talk on the footwashing where Jesus washed his disciples feet. So we're diverting into the Gospel of John this morning which records that story. In first century Judea there were established customs when it came to hospitality. Host would normally provide uh three things...

Last week Pastor William spoke about the last supper and Jesus washing the feet of his disciples. This week we look at what happened afterwards as Jesus is arrested and he's questioned by the high priest. We're going to look at three figures involved in those events. John Mark, who was a follower of Jesus, Caiaphas, who was the Jewish high priest, and Jesus himself. We're going to f...

 Our speaker today is Jack Haye President of Patrick Henry College. He speaks on quite a few Psalms and how over the past few years and months he's thought a lot about them. The big one in this talk is Psalm 63. How he finds a lot of earthiness in them. How they represent the highs and lows that real people experience and people who come before the Lord with praise and adoration, but also wit...

 In this sermon Pastor William is talking about being filled with the spirit. It's a very simple talk but which he hopes has practical application. In Ephesians 5 15-20 in which Paul is advising the believers in Ephesus to be careful how they live as we heard not as unwise but as wise making the most of every opportunity for the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish but understand what t...

 In this sermon we're looking at Psalm 91. It's a beautiful psalm. It's a very well-known psalm. Some of you will say it's your favorite psalm. And we don't really know who wrote it. There's conjecture over maybe Moses wrote it, but we don't really know who wrote this psalm. But it is a timeless poem of protection and safety and deliverance. And it contains two t...

 In this sermon Pastor William speaks on why you should open the door to Jesus when he comes knocking. Many times we are so busy with our own lives we don't think we need to open for him, but when we don't open for him we're missing out on the most profound encounters. He will make his home with any of those that open their door to him.  If you want to learn more about a relationshi...

In this sermon Pastor William speaks on how you can get closer to shining in God's light. How we must maintain humility and not give in to pride in order to stay in that light. The more we give our shine back to Jesus, the more of his glory and his presence will rest upon us. How especially during advent we must maintain these things to stay in the light of the Lord.  If you want to learn mor...

In this sermon pastor William speaks on thankfulness.  It is the season to be thankful, to count our blessings, to remind ourselves of the very goodness of God. To emphasize that thankfulness has great spiritual significance. It is no pet virtue. Thanksgiving is a powerful spiritual discipline. In fact, our choice to either give God thanks or not can potentially determine the very trajectory of ou...