Carpenter's Sermons

This main text for this message is Ephesians 5: 16 – 25. We’ll look at what it means to walk in step with the Spirit.

This week’s message takes a look at marriage as a covenant and a picture of the relationship between Christ and the church.

In this message entitled, “After Further Review,” Brother John will lead us in examining our walk with God.

This message in Luke 2:8-10 considers why God may have chosen shepherds to be the witnesses of the birth of the Messiah.

This week’s message comes from Luke 2: 6 – 7. As we look at how there was no room for Jesus in the inn, we’ll also consider how we must be intentional about not allowing Jesus to be crowded out of our lives today.

In this message from Luke 1: 26 - 38, we’ll look at the account of the angel appearing to Mary with the news that she would carry the Son of God. We’ll consider what we can learn about responding to God’s call upon our lives.

“In this message from Luke 2: 1 – 7, we take a look at the sovereign plan of God at work even through the pagan ruler in power at Jesus’ birth. We’ll consider how God is at working in our world today.”

This message from Psalm 103: 1 – 5 will take a look at how gratitude should turn our hearts toward praise. We’ll look at specific attributes of God for which we should be grateful and praise Him.

Living under authority in this day and age? In part three of our sermon series on Romans, we look at a passage that is widely known to be controversial. Open your Bible, and follow along as we unpack Romans 13:1-7.

This week’s message comes from Romans 8: 1 – 18 and focuses on living in the Spirit. The Spirit brings freedom from condemnation, gives us a heart of obedience, and testifies that we are children of God.

The recognition of sin in our lives is apparent when we live according to God's will. But, have you thought about it from the aspect of God? This week, Pastor Greg explores Romans 1:18-32 as we begin a new series diving into the Apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome.

In this message, we’ll talk about being intentional when it comes to resisting temptation and how our example can affect others.

This message is rooted in Mark 5, where Jesus expels multiple demons from a man. We'll take a biblical look at the reality of the spirit realm and how we are to engage in spiritual warfare.

This message looks at the final foundational value of our church. We strive to build and maintain unity that honors God, extends grace, and seeks reconciliation.

In this message, we’ll look at our fourth foundational value – service. We’ll consider the attitude and mindset of a servant and the importance of using our gifts.

This message focuses upon value number three, how we can pray in faith with expectancy, confident that we are praying in harmony with God’s will.

This message focuses upon our second foundational value -- the imminence of Christ’s return and how we should live as believers in light of that reality.

In this message, we examined the first foundational value of our church. We believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God and is inerrant and sufficient as our guide for faith and doctrine.

In this message, you’ll hear testimonies from members of our church family sharing how God has worked through His church to shape their lives.

This message comes from John 8: 31 – 36 and addresses the second part of our strategy for building new life with Jesus. We must share the truth of God’s Word that sets people free.

This message comes from 1 John 4: 7 – 21 and introduces the first part of our strategy for building new life with Jesus. Everything we do must reflect the love of God.

This message looks at the Great Commission (Matthew 28: 18 – 20) and the call to make disciples. We consider what is involved in being a disciple and making more disciples.

This message from Exodus 40: 34 – 38 looks back to the point when the glory of the Lord filled the Tabernacle and compares it to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

This message from Exodus 32 looks at the idolatry of ancient Israel and considers how we may be more idolatrous than we realize.

This message looks at the purpose and wisdom of the law and what role it plays in our lives as believers today.