Sunday Sermons

Our success in life, just like the Israelites, doesn't depend merely on our ability to lead, but also our ability to follow.

Our sin does not go unnoticed by the Lord. The consequences of our sin is death. Despite our disobedience, the Lord remains faithful to His people. Through our faith in Jesus Christ, we are saved from our path to death and brought into a new life.

God cannot merely be a part of our belief system. His desire is to be our entire affection of worship and belief.

In the same way the Old Testament priests clothed themselves with special garments we need to clothe ourselves with the righteousness of God in Jesus!

The tabernacle was used as a symbol of God's presence with His people. How can someone actively experience God's presence today?

Why is the Old Testament and its law important today? Because it points directly to our new law giver in Jesus Christ.

This is one of the most iconic stories from scripture. But how is this still relevant to us today? Join us as Dave Fox, member and guest preacher, shares with us what picture the 10 Commandments paints God as.

We know that the circumstances in our lives change. But when they do, how often do we remind ourselves of God's power to strengthen our faith? Join us this week as Pastor Kyle continues in our series through Exodus.

All of us face seemingly insurmountable obstacles. In those moments we can either embrace fear or trust in God. What will you embrace?

Sometimes we see the changing of our circumstances as the answer to our issues but that might not be the case. Join us as Pastor Andrew Cromwell, from Koinonia Church, preaches through the passover.

Happy Mother's Day! Today we need to remember that our God is bigger than any other god that we've put into place.

We encounter roadblocks even when we do exactly what God has asked us to do. We aren’t alone. God is working. We need to remain faithful.

This morning we are continuing our study in the book of Exodus looking at Mosses’ commission as leader and the extraordinary call God places in our ordinary lives.

The people of Israel are now in Egypt. They've grown both in size and comfortability. Join us as we see God moving to show His people His plan for them.

For this sermon we are beginning our study in the book of Exodus by giving a little historical context for where we are going to be for the following weeks.

Join us as we dive into the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

It's our responsibility to choose to follow Jesus to the ends of the earth when we chose to accept His free gift of grace.

We are now exploring what it will look like for us to love your own city.

Today we begin to learn how we can best love the 8-15 people that God has both supernaturally and strategically placed in your life for you to impact for the kingdom of God.

As we learn to love where we live, we need to know the best ways to love those who know Christ.

As we learn to love where we live, we need to know the best ways to love those who don’t know Christ.

Today we kick off our new series taking a look at the people around us and how we need to have an elevated perspective when it comes to loving where we live.

This week we take a look at how God has lead us through the year 2020 and where He is taking us in 2021.

This week we wrap up our series on how to read the Bible by talking through the importance of a personal quiet time.

This week we go over what it looks like to study your Bible by looking at themes.