Gospel Life Sermons

Every person desires satisfaction, meaning, purpose value and worth. We all crave approval and long for acceptance. The deepest desire of every human heart is to find security, safety and significance, BUT the question remains – How do we get these things? Where are the found? Maybe a better question is in WHOM might we find what were looking for? A guy named Levi found life in a man who entered h...

Jesus' life and ministry were surrounded with controversy. At the beginning of the second chapter of Mark, Jesus sparks flames of contention with status quo. The contents of Jesus' words and actions yet again strike deep at life in modern America. What are the great needs in your life? Jesus' response should have us questioning our hearts and motives.

At the end of Mark chapter 1, we read the encounter of Jesus healing a leper. If we’re honest, most of us are probably more like this guy with leprosy than we’d like to think. We're law-breakers, ungrateful, and outright disobedient – BUT GOD… who chose to meet him with grace, will meet us with that very same grace today. God’s grace is better than you could ever ask for or imagine and His grace h...

If Jesus doesn't TRUST and OBEY, every single one of us remains enslaved to sin, oppressed by Satan, bound in our guilt and shame, and chained to our shackles of self-reliance. But if He does, we have yet another reason to praise God and thank Him for sending Jesus!

This day in the life of Jesus is amazing and reveals how much God hates the effects sin has had on His world. But Jesus’ actions during this day not only reveal that He came to eradicate sin and death from the entire earth in a global sense, but He’s also on mission to eradicate sin and death from the tiny corners of your everyday life! If you’re suffering and/or struggling give this message a lis...

"The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the works of the devil.” After thousands of years, the "Snake Crusher", promised by God in Genesis 3:15 has arrived. And in this section of Mark Jesus begins His ministry of shining His light into the darkness... We who once walked in darkness and have been saved by His grace, are now called to shine His light into the darkness around us, Declarin...

Disciples of Jesus Christ submit to the authority of King Jesus, are obedient to His call and are allegiant to His mission. This was Jesus' call to His first four followers and this is His call to all of us today. It’s a high call and it’s has a great cost. How willing are you to trust and follow Jesus? Give a listen to Week 5 of Missionary God

Mark 1:9-13 describes an extremely important event in the life and ministry of Jesus. These verses reveal a necessary part of God’s plan of human redemption. During these 40 days, Jesus is shouldering the entire hope of humanity. We need a perfect substitute, one who can trust God perfectly, resist temptation and defeat Satan – Thank God we have One and His name is Jesus!

John the “baptizer” was a different kind of guy. His clothes and diet were weird and his message was unlike anything anyone had ever heard. He was sent by God to prepare the way for the WAY and this WAY is the way of grace. Grace is a message that’s counter-intuitive, hard to grasp, and oftentimes frustrating. It’s undomesticated, not tame, and beats to it’s own drum – kind of like John. Will you...

Two seemingly odd phrases appear in Psalm 23: "you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows." The meaning behind this imagery is remarkable! Take a listen to Psalm 23 - Part 8 as Pastor Rob shares the encouraging and incredible truth revealed in this symbology!

In Psalm 23, David asks his Good Shepherd to "Lead [him] in the paths of righteousness" but what is the source, meaning, and practical application of this familiar phrase? Listen to Part 5 of our Psalm 23 series, as Kyle Rogers shares an incredible message on this notion of righteousness! It's such good news!

What a profound statement: "I shall not want." There is only ONE who can satisfy all of our wants, needs, and deepest desires - our GOOD SHEPHERD, Jesus Christ!

Check out Week 1 of our Psalm 23 Sermon Series as Pastor Rob unpacks "The Lord is MY shepherd" and how we, like King David, must remind ourselves that we ARE sheep!

The final chapter of Ruth paints a "happy" ending to the story we first read in chapter one. Is this just a fairytale ending, a story of good fortune, or does it point us to something much grander? Our lives, much like Ruth's and Naomi's, can seem discouraging, devastating, and at times even tragic. But as we read chapter 4 of Ruth, we are reminded of Paul's words of hope in 2 Corinthians 4:16-17,...

Redemption is costly. Redemption is a legal transaction. Redemption is transformational! To receive and experience the redeeming love of God, all you need...is NEED!

In the third chapter of Ruth we discover that Boaz promises to redeem Ruth, the widowed Moabite, and make her his bride. We hope you listen this week to discover how this incredible story points to Jesus as our perfect redeemer and how His promise of redemption invites us to find our security in Him!

In Chapter 2 of the Book of Ruth, we are introduced to a new character, Boaz, who is a stark contrast from the other male characters we've met so far in this story. Boaz is God's faithful and worthy man who extends an abundance of favor and grace to Ruth. Listen to week 4 of our series as Kyle Rogers shares the good news of grace for those who seek refuge under the shadow of God's wings!