Sunday Sermons

Mark 1:1-20 Mark opens his gospel telling us this is the good news about the Son of God who is now here. God has not spoken in four hundred years, and when he does after Jesus is baptized, he tears open heaven and speaks.

The word "life" is a small word with a big meaning. The word means different things to us, but what is the life that Jesus wants us to have? In John 10:10 he tells us what that life is. And it's better than any other definition of life.

No one likes to make a bad decision, but what should a Christian do when they fall down in sin? They need to get back up. But how can they get back up and move forward with Jesus?

Eternity is something we can't hardly comprehend, yet everyone will spend eternity in one of two places. Paul encouraged us not to lose heart and get discouraged, but to be renewed day by day in our relationship with Jesus and keep our focus on eternity.

We look at five metaphors in Scripture that teach us what we need to be as followers of Christ who represent him and tell about him.

Every decision we make is saying "Yes" to one thing and "No" to another. We must prioritize the things that are most important to us. Jesus gave Christians the ultimate guide to making God-centered priorities in Matthew 6:33, which helps us seek the kingdom of God and his righteousness in our finances, in our time and in our conversations.

Every decision the Christ follower makes is to bring glory to God. We look at a few areas in our life where we can make godly decisions that will glorify him.

No matter how much we talk about it, we cannot spend enough time talking about Jesus' love for us and we cannot say everything there is to say about that wonderful topic of Jesus' love for each of us.

Decisions are like dominoes. Each one effects the other and they lead you somewhere. Christ followers must learn to make decisions that lead them to glorify God in their lives and to spend eternity with him.

Dads have lots of responsibilities and they are concerned about the many needs of their family. But there is one question for husbands and fathers that is more important than all others. In Ephesians 5:25, Paul said husbands are to love their wives as Christ loved the church. What does that mean and how do I do it?

We've all made foolish mistakes. But we see in the lives of people in the Bible that God works is in the business of turning lives around. Failure doesn't have to be final if we turn our lives over to God.

How should parents raise their children? What does the Bible teach us about parenting? With many things competing for our attention, God's Word has some critical things for parents to understand about being godly parents.

One of the things we need to do the most is what we often do the least. We need to be people of prayer. We need to pray together in the home. We need to learn how to pray and pray often. God listens to our prayers and is at work in our lives.

Proverbs 31 is a common passage about godly women. But it shouldn't be looked at as a to-do list for moms. There are some key things we learn from this older woman who passed on her wisdom about women to her son who is now a king.

1 Timothy 2:15 is an interesting verse about mothers. While it's a difficult verse, what is Paul saying about mothers that is unique and special? He's telling us that there is something very special about being called "mom".

Daniel - Enduring Faith: Total Trust

Daniel - Enduring Faith: Bold Stand

Daniel - Enduring Faith: Uncompromising Faith

Daniel - Enduring Faith: Courageous Commitment

After I Believe: Keeping in Step

After I Believe: Saved to Serve and Share

Jesus taught the woman at the well that the true worshippers of God will worship him in spirit and in truth. What did Jesus mean by that and what does that mean for Christians today?

After I Believe: My Church Family

After I Believe: Talking to God

After I Believe: Learning and Loving the Bible