Sunday Sermons

What we believe about God matters. Not just because of His power, not just because He is creator, but because His character should help us define our own.

What would happen to your faith if you woke up tomorrow and God was no longer a trinity? Would if change your faith at all?

The Church operates by having a working understanding of doctrine that is outlined in scripture. This week we look at a piece of that doctrine and how it guides us as a church.

No matter the challenge we may come across during our lifetime, we must know how to face it.

The way in which we approach situations that we don't have control of can tell others a lot about our faith. Jospeh shows us that as his faith exemplifies obedience in the midst of chaos.

We get to celebrate the birth of Jesus every year on December 25th, but in reality, there was never a time when he was not.

As we wrap up the book of Titus, we have to remember that scripture isn't just rules for the sake of morality. It is for the sake of the attractiveness of the Gospel.

This is Paul's instructions to slaves to live Godly lives regardless their circumstances.

What happens when God's Grace shows up in our lives? Paul gave Titus the answer in this section of his letter.

How should young people act? We all have a role to play and that doesn't minimize the value of the individual.

We all have roles to play regardless of our age. This is part 1 of a two week message about the younger and older generations.

No one likes being rebuked, but for the sake of the gospel and the sake of eternity, Paul does just that.

Titus' first task from Paul is to set things in order and appoint elders for the Cretan churches. This week we look at the qualities Paul looks for in a leader.

Right belief leads to right action.

Generosity doesn't start with your paycheck, it starts with your belief about God.

We get so caught up in our present circumstances that we forget where our treasure actually lies.

Money isn't Everything, but it also isn't nothing. We all get squeamish talking about the almighty dollar, but in reality we need to consider that it is merely a tool that God has entrusted us with.

Although Nicodemus believed in the mission of Jesus, he didn't stop there. He willingly brought himself under the Lordship of Jesus and risked his social status for the sake of the Gospel. Listen this week as we hear from Pastor Seth Kurtz, Associate Pastor at South Valley Community Church.

God has supernaturally and strategically placed 8 to 15 people in the front row of your life. How are you going to impact those people for the sake of the Kingdom of God?

When we love God more, we love people more. But it doesn't stop there. It demands a response. We must live a life of service.

This week we take a deeper dive into how the way we love people is a direct correlation with how we love God.

God has called us to be in community with other believers, both to encourage and admonish each other with the focus being Christ. One of the tools we believe accomplishes this is our Small Groups.

The church must not only embrace making disciples, the church has to embody it as well.

God being present is a huge deal in the book of Exodus, and it speaks to a larger narrative in the Bible regarding where He resides.

All of us have a subject we got to in the midst of small talk, why isn't it Jesus?