Sunday Sermons

While we must never compromise the truth or Christ's goals, we must be willing to change our strategies whenever necessary. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: Put The Hammer Down

Defensiveness rarely actually protects us; instead, it distances us from anything that might actually help. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: Put The Hammer Down

Speaker: David Pryor Series: The Great Adventure

Living God's way and achieving His goals for us requires regular rests and resets as well as relentless hard work. Sermon Outline Series: Put The Hammer Down Speaker: John Pryor

Following Jesus requires complete, unconditional submission to His authority. This is a landmark decision that shapes all future choices. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: Put The Hammer Down

Speaker: John Pryor

When God's people unite and use all our combined gifts to accomplish Christ's will on earth, we will finally fulfill the Great Commission and make it possible for Christ to return. The heavenly kingdom we build on earth will last forever in heaven itself. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: The Great Adventure

Christ's followers always represent Him to the world—whether they want to or not. When we help build a kingdom that is truly in but not of this world, we help create the kind of true peace, and eternal joy that only Christ can offer. Sermon Outline Series: The Great Adventure Speaker: John Pryor

We can't just wait patiently; we must prepare for Christ's return by building His kingdom on earth. He will reward those who save up treasure in heaven by faithfully doing the things Jesus did—and taught and commanded us to do. Sermon Outline Series: The Great Adventure Speaker: John Pryor

While our hope is 100% in Christ, He sends us into to the world. Instead of criticizing nonbelievers or simply "raising awareness" about popular problems, believers are called to love as Christ loved: sharing others burdens, forgiving, keeping promises, and meeting tangible needs. Sermon Outline Series: The Great Adventure Speaker: John Pryor

Nothing beats the relief, tension, excitement, fear and sheer joy of actually accomplishing something together. For believers, this means presenting our very best to our Audience of One in every area of our lives. Sermon Outline Music Credit: All Sons & Daughters - Great Are You Lord Series: Finding Your Rhythm Speaker: John Pryor

Achieving true greatness always requires help from others who know more than we do and challenge us to keep growing, learning, and doing whatever it takes to reach our full potential and do our very best. Sermon Outline Series: Finding Your Rhythm Speaker: John Pryor

Music and love are designed to be shared. Sharing requires us to prioritize purpose and effectiveness over personal comfort and freedom, focusing on reaching common goals leads to true joy and fulfillment. Sermon Outline Series: Finding Your Rhythm Speaker: John Pryor

Nobody plays well with a band if they don't practice alone first. In the same way, there is no way to grow spiritually or get better at love without a relentlessly pursuing God alone. Sermon Outline Series: Finding Your Rhythm Speaker: John Pryor

Teaming up with fellow believers to learn and live out Christ's love exponentially increases our joy, our skill, our focus, and our impact on our community. Like a band, we thrive when we team up and work together. Sermon Outline Series: Finding Your Rhthym Speaker: John Pryor

The director of Christian Holy Land Foundation, Matt Nance, presents a new way for us to read the story of the lost lamb. Speaker: Matt Nance Series: Guest Speaker

God designed the church to keep growing, tangibly making the world a better place and inviting everyone to follow Him with us. We simply cannot follow Jesus and obey what He teaches us about Christian relationships without relentlessly reaching out together. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: three

God designed us to thrive within committed relationships with others who put Him first. All the symbolic, strategic relationships He created help us grow and live life well, getting closer to Him and blessing the world together. We cannot follow Jesus without loving others. Sermon Outline Series: three Speaker: John Pryor

God designed each of us to thrive in a personal, ongoing, life- shaping relationship with Him. As we interact with Him in three primary ways, we learn to put our relationship with Him first—and to let Him define our other relationships. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: three

Healthy relationships follow the Designer's design. All the threes in creation and the scriptures point to His triune nature, His character and to one of His most fundamental strategies. We must learn to live with humility, courage, and clear intention in three specific circles. Sermon Outline Series: three Speaker: John Pryor

However we define or love or embrace a counterfeit of the real thing, we all crave it. Only Holy Spirit helps us connect with God, others, and even ourselves His way—and change the world in the process. Sermon Outline Series: LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT Speaker: John Pryor

We can all control ourselves far more than we usually do, but the Holy Spirit gives us the supernatural ability to accomplish God's will, regardless of how well we understand His plan or how we feel. Sermon Outline Series: LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT Speaker: John Pryor

All truly strong people are careful with others, so the Holy Spirit makes us supernaturally strong and gentle—protecting others and helping them grow to reach their full potential. Sermon Outline Series: LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT Speaker: John Pryor

We all aspire to be “good” people, but only God can define what is truly good, and only the Holy Spirit can grow the original prototype of true goodness—God's own likeness—in us. Sermon Outline Speaker: John Pryor Series: LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT

True kindness focuses completely on someone else. All religions and benevolent belief systems value and practice kindness, but the Holy Spirit empowers it at a supernatural level. Sermon Outline Series: LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT Speaker: John Pryor