The Great Adventure Church

Continuing our series on Judges, Ben spoke to us about How God used both Deborah and Barak to save the Israelites yet again. Barak had the opportunity to follow God on his own but chose to condition his response. Deborah's prophetic pronouncement that the Lord would deliver Sisera to a woman was fulfilled in Jael the wife of Heber the Kenite.

Conner continues our sermon series in the Book of Judges on Gideon: 6:1-8:28. Gideon needs reassurance multiple times that God will do what  He says He will do, and God doesn't disappoint as He uses only 300 Israelites to defeat the Midianites. Holding only trumpets and lamps, God cases the Midianites to turn their swords on themselves. It is clear, God delivered His people.

Continuing our series on Judges, Ben spoke to us about How God used both Deborah and Barak to save the Israelites yet again. Barak had the opportunity to follow God on his own but chose to condition his response. Deborah's prophetic pronouncement that the Lord would deliver Sisera to a woman was fulfilled in Jael the wife of Heber the Kenite.

Conner Ferguson shares from Judges 3:13-30 on how the story of Ehud and Eglon reveals our own shortcomings and how we can overcome them through Christ.

This morning, Joel Carter introduced us to our new summer "young preachers" series on the Old Testament book of Judges. Judges is a series of episodes of the same people, and the overarching theme of Judges is that our hearts tend to wander from God to false gods. But God is the faithful deliverer.

Lyle spoke on 1 Kings 19:9-18. This passage talks about God’s interaction with Elijah as he was on the run in the desert. Speaks on how God communicates to us in our lives. God discipled Elijah, Elijah then discipled Elisha Three questions/points for discipleship and all of our lives 1) What am I doing here on this planet 2) Have I learned to listen to God 3) Three projects to work on

This morning, guests speaker Chris Mattix invited us to learn about the Great Commission—Monday—Saturday. He launched his message from Matthew 28:18-20 and then spoke about Christ’s compassion for the crowds in Matthew 15:29-39.

Today, KT spoke to us about the reality that we are all servants in the body. Ephesians 1:3-14 He highlighted the need to: 1. Synchronize our perspective with God’s 2. Show up for our family 3. Serve sacrificially

Mark Presson continues out series on the Church speaking on service. Why we should serve, what kind of example of service we have in Jesus, and how we can serve.

Joel Continues out series on the Church by outlining in Acts the early examples of fellowship and hoe Jesus spoke about it.

This morning we take a look at the problem in churches of false teachers. Looking a the charge and context of ensuring sound doctrine, we move to the reality, subtlety and nature of false teaching, ending with our response.

Mike Eells continues our series on ecclesiology and the church focusing on the Lord's supper. He presented 5 points that the Lord's Supper directs us to do. 1. Look up 2. Look around 3. Look within 4. Look to the past 5. Look to the future.

Joel Carter continues our series on "The Church" focusing on Baptism. He discussed what baptism is and what it isn't and how when we are saved we are baptized into one body- The body of christ.

KT continues our series on "The Church" speaking on the office of deacon. The requirements of deacons and the church in 1 Timothy as well as the many other passages in scripture about the importance of deacons.

"His great building project." Mike walks us through an overview of the church. He reviewed the definition of the church and its origin and uniqueness. He emphasized the purpose is to edify, equip, and build one another up.

Joel Carter gives our easter message this year challenging us to not miss the point. The point is...I am the Resurrection and the Life. Not the one who can do good things for you. Don't believe in me because of what I can do for you. But because of who I AM.

Lyle Cunningham gives a Palm Sunday sermon reminding us of our savior's servanthood through him washing his disciple's feet. He challenges us to check our feet. Even though we are spiritually clean, we can still have a dirty feet attitude and self-centeredness.

KT finishes off our series in 2 Peter teaching about the grace the God lavishes on us. I. Grace - vs. 18 (Ephesians. 2:1-10, Psalm 37:4, John 15: 7, 11) A. Unlock Grace in Purity. - vs. 14 (Psalm 1, Psalm 15) B. Unlock Grace in Repentance. (vs. 15, 2 Corinthians.8:9, 2 Corinthians 6:1-2) II. Knowledge (vs. 16-17) A. All Scripture is Inspired by God. (2 Timothy 3:16) B. The Milk of the Word. (1 Pet...

Mike Eells continues our series on 2 Peter, taking us through chapter 3 verses 1-13. He reminds us that Christ is coming back soon and that all old things will burn and give way to the new. His key verse verse 11 challenges us in how we are going to live in light of this truth.

Mr. Woodhouse continues our series in 2 Peter 2: 17-22, teaching us about the false teacher among the body of Christ who seek to deceive the unsuspecting among the flock.

KT Leverentz continues our series in 2 Peter outlining that 1. false teachers blaspheme the second coming of Christ 2. Because of that it led to greed and lust 3. Emphasized that they entice unsteady souls and that many of us are unsteady souls and must become steady on the rock of Christ. 4. How do we apply these truths?

Chris Rush continues our series on 2 Peter speaking about false teachers, their qualities, how to identify them, what they do, a warning against them, and how we should respond. We who deal with them sometimes forget that their punishment is coming in God’s time. We must live a righteous life growing in our relationship with God in order to not be taken captive by these false teachers as well as p...

Joel Carter Continues our series in 1 Peter focusing on a key verse - 1 Peter 2:19 reminding us that we would do well to remember that Christ is coming.

Mark Woodhouse continues our series on 1 Peter talking about the importance of memorizing scripture