Sunday Sermons

Godly Living Begins in the Heart & Mind (The Call to Godly Living, Part 1): In Titus 1, Pastor Don Hiscox looks at the qualifications Paul gives for elders and compares them with Paul's instructions to Timothy, showing that godly leadership is built on character before position. Join us as we begin this series on how a life that honors God starts in the heart and mind.

Pastor Andrew Longmire takes us through Psalm 25, focusing on trusting God, seeking His ways, and looking to Him for guidance. A timely reminder that we can turn to the Lord and depend on Him in every part of life.

In Psalm 100, Pastor Andrew encourages us to worship the Lord with joy and thanksgiving, remembering His goodness and faithfulness. As we reflect on who God is and all He has done, may we live with rejoicing.

In 2 Samuel 11–12:13, Wilson Kress explores God’s faithfulness in the midst of David’s sin, failure, and repentance. This message reminds us that even when we are unfaithful, God remains faithful and calls us to respond to Him with humility and repentance.

In Jude 1–25, Pastor Andrew Longmire challenges us to recognize the “sneakin’ and creepin’” of false teachers who quietly work their way into the church and lead people away from the truth. This message calls us to stand firm in our faith, contend for the truth, and keep ourselves grounded in God’s love and mercy.

In the final message of the Fight the Good Fight series, Pastor Andrew Longmire looks at 2 Timothy 4:1–22 and Paul’s closing charge to remain faithful to Christ and the gospel. As Paul reflects on his ministry and looks toward the finish line, we are challenged to faithfully persevere, proclaim the truth, and finish the race well.

Continue On — Fight the Good Fight, Part 4. In 2 Timothy 3:1–17, Pastor Andrew Longmire challenges us to remain faithful to God’s Word and stand firm in difficult times.

Andrew Lukas speaks from Matthew 25:14–30 on the Parable of the Talents. Jesus teaches that everything we have is entrusted to us by God, and we are called to faithfully use what He has given us—not for our own glory, but for His purposes.

In Psalm 51, David gives us a powerful picture of genuine repentance and the heart of someone longing to be made clean before God. Pastor Don Hiscox explores the expressions of a clean heart and what it looks like to seek God’s forgiveness, restoration, and renewal.

Pastor Andrew continues our Fight the Good Fight series in 2 Timothy 2:14–26, exploring the power of our words and the call to faithfully handle God's truth. Discover how believers are to avoid pointless arguments, pursue holiness, and reflect the character of Christ by speaking the truth with gentleness, humility, and grace.

In this message from Steve Anderson, we are challenged to keep our eyes on the eternal prize by living with heaven in view. As we consider both the judgement seat of Christ for believers and the final judgement for those apart from Him, we are encouraged to live by faith, running the race set for us, sharing the gospel faithfully, and making it our aim to please the Lord.

In 2 Timothy 2:1–13, Pastor Andrew Longmire explores Paul's three powerful illustrations of the Christian life—the soldier, the sprinter, and the sower—calling believers to faithful endurance and wholehearted devotion to Christ. Discover how God's strength equips us to persevere through hardship, remain focused on the gospel, and confidently fight the good fight.

In Power and Love and Discipline, the first message in the Fight the Good Fight series, Pastor Andrew Longmire explores 2 Timothy 1, where Paul encourages Timothy to stand firm in the gospel with courage, love, and faithful endurance. Discover how God's grace equips believers to remain unashamed of Christ and faithfully pass on the truth, even in the face of hardship.

In Great Faith , Ken Rush explores Luke 7:1–10 and the remarkable faith of the Roman centurion. Through this account, we are challenged to trust Jesus with humble confidence, recognizing His authority, His compassion, and His power to work in ways beyond what we can see. Faith is believing what God has said.

In the final message of this series, Pastor Andrew Longmire explores Joel 3:1–21, revealing how God's righteous judgment brings justice to the nations while His faithful people experience His restoration and blessing. Discover how God's plan moves from discipline to deliverance, offering hope, security, and the promise of His presence with His people.

In this message, Pastor Don Hiscox explores the life of Mordecai and the faithfulness that characterized his care for Esther. Through Esther 2 and other key passages, we see his steadfast commitment to God, his consistent concern for Esther's well-being, and his unwavering obedience in difficult circumstances. Mordecai's example reminds us that God often works through ordinary acts of faithfulness...

On Sunday, June 14, Pastor Andrew Longmire continued the From Discipline to Deliverance series with Part 3, Delivered , preaching from Joel 2:18–32. This message explores how God responds to repentance with compassion and restoration, promises the outpouring of His Spirit, and assures deliverance for all who call on His name while also declaring His righteous judgment over the nations.

Pastor Andrew Longmire continues the From Discipline to Deliverance series with a message from Joel 2:1–17 titled Tear Your Heart . Discover God's call to genuine repentance and His invitation to return to Him with wholehearted devotion and trust in His mercy.

Cry Out to the Lord — Pastor Andrew Longmire (May 31, 2026) In this message from Joel 1:1–20, Pastor Andrew explores God's call to His people in times of hardship and spiritual need. Repentance means turning away from sin, while crying out to the Lord means turning toward God and seeking His mercy, grace, and restoration.

Pastor Don Hiscox explores Psalm 8 in a message titled “Awe and Wonder,” reflecting on the majesty of God revealed through creation and the unique place humanity holds in His design. This sermon invites us to stand in humble wonder before the greatness of God and respond with worship, gratitude, and trust in the Creator who cares for us.

On Sunday, May 17, 2026, Andrew Longmire preached from Psalm 47 in a message titled “Sing to the King.” This sermon highlights God’s reign over all nations and peoples, calling us to respond with joyful worship and heartfelt praise in the greatness of our King — sing to the King!

On Baptism Sunday, Pastor Andrew Longmire shared a short sermonette on the meaning and importance of baptism as we celebrated four baptisms together as a church family. Looking at Ephesians 4:4–6 and other passages on baptism, we were reminded of our unity in Christ and the public declaration of faith baptism represents.

This week, Andrew Lukas teaches from Matthew 6:19–21 in a message titled “Treasures in Heaven,” inviting us to consider what we truly value. Discover how shifting our focus from earthly possessions to eternal priorities can reshape our hearts and lives.

Pastor Andrew Longmire’s message, Welcome Encouragement (April 28, 2026), shares a call to faithful living from 3 John 1–15, highlighting the power of encouragement, hospitality, and walking in truth. This message invites listeners to support one another in love and remain grounded in a life that reflects Christ.

Pastor Andrew Longmire teaches on Love and Truth from 2 John 1–13 on April 19, encouraging believers to surrender to God’s authority, fill their minds with truth, and ask God for help. This message highlights the call to walk in truth with discernment and faithful obedience while extending Christlike love.