Living Faith - Sermons

Pastor Darryl helps us being the new year as we reflect on Matthew 16:21-27 with the Right Expectations

Pastor Darryl has us reflect on Joshua 1:1-11 Games Changer: The Conditions that Unleash the Promises & Purposes of Grace

Pastor Randall has us reflect on the Birth of Jesus from Matthew 1:18-25

Pastor Darryl continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah 9:36-38. The title of this sermon is Becoming Whole: Redemption & Restoration by the Power of God.

Pastor Dave continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah 8:1-12. The title of this sermon is The Wall is Done but the People are Still Incomplete

Pastor Darryl continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah Nehemiah 5:1-11. The title of this sermon is Gospel Mission & Vulnerable Families

Pastor Randall continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah Nehemiah 4:15-23. The title of this sermon is Engage: Laboring at the Work

Pastor Darryl continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah 2:17-18. The title of this sermon is The Call to the Wall

Pastor Darryl continues our Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah Chapter 1. The title of this sermon is Revival

Pastor Darryl begins our new Mission Heights Series in the book of Nehemiah Chapter 1. The title of this sermon is Hurt for the Work.

Pastor Darryl has us reflect on Psalm 23. The title of this sermon is His Presence in Life's deep adversities

Pastor Randall has us reflect on Exodus 33:12-23. The title of this sermon is The Goodness and Glory of God

Pastor Darryl continues our series in the book of Jonah as we reflect on Jonah 1:4-16. The title of this sermon is Your Sin Problem is More Than Your Problem

Pastor Darryl Williamson begins our new series in the book of Jonah titled "God's Heart for the Guilty" today he begins the series in Jonah 1:1-3. Grace to you as you listen.

In this passage in Luke 5:12-13 Pastor Dave Saville helps us see a man who is the living embodiment of need having an encounter with another who is the living embodiment of willing, and in His willingness, Jesus shows us not only His heart but the very heart of God because this is the Christian message. That God has come to be with us and to do all that is necessary for us to gain relationship wit...

Minister Marc Diaz reminds us that love at its foundation is commitment. He preaches on John 15:9–17. Being in Jesus means abiding in his love and obeying his commandments. This love and those commandments are so intertwined that they cannot be separated.

In our passage, Peter is ending his epistle with an admonition and encouragement. The call to humility in verse 6 connects this section to the one prior. Wrap yourself in humility knowing that suffering and trials are in the hand of God.”

KB concludes our Home Life Series in the book of Colossians with Chapter 4: 1 "Masters, treat your bondservants justly and fairly, knowing that you also have a Master in heaven."

KB continues our series in Colossians 3:22–25. In Colossians 3, the household codes were systematically opposed to the construct and institution of that day. Paul is constantly disrupting and revolutionizing the norms of the Roman culture that surrounded him through the Kingdom reality.

Obeying your parents is one way God lets you practice for a lifetime of deepening obedience to God. Deepening obedience isn’t supposed to be a constant, absolute grind. The verse says ‘this pleases the Lord.’ It deepens pleasure with him.

The Bible takes the world’s view of marriage and the household and redeems it, and shows that the home and marriage look different when lived for the glory of God.

We do not drift into sanctification. It doesn’t happen if we do nothing. The world, the flesh, and the devil battle against our faith every day. So Paul is exhorting the Colossians to give themselves to a life devoted to Christ.

Paul is talking about corporate prayer in this passage. Of course, he would’ve supported a private prayer closet. But he’s talking here about praying together. A hunger for prayer is a hunger for God. A thirsting for prayer is a thirsting for God. There is no yearning for him without a yearning for prayer, and especially a yearning for prayer with the people of God.

Jon Aragon continues ends our series in Revelation 5 — It’s one thing to wonder if someone else’s freedom is worth fighting for. But when you identify with that someone and commune with them, that’s when it’s no longer a question. You fight and you press ahead. Is that not what God did for you and for me? Christ’s worthiness is connected to what he did. To the world, a slain lamb looks like failur...

John writes Rev. 4 pastorally to hurting people, to people up to their eyeballs dealing with culture and their own sin. They need a window into some greater reality that is meant to affect their hearts and not just tickle their imagination.