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In today's sermon, we learn what it means to truly be obedient in the midst of obstacles we may face. Pastor Brandon takes a look at how Joseph and Mary responded obediently even though they had the Messiah and were impoverished. Greatness in God's kingdom is certainly a matter of meekness and humility. Luke 2:22-40.

When Mary realized the power of the baby in her womb, she wrote a piece of poetry in admiration for God. She rejoiced because of who God was, and it was from the depths of her soul. He was the fulfillment of her deepest longings. When we truly desire God, we will never be unsatisfied. Luke 1:36-56

When Zechariah and Elizabeth found out that they would be parents, they believed that pregnancy was an impossibility. In fact, Zechariah doubted. This, however, is just the evidence we need as Christians. They were not barren because of sin, and they did not conceive because of their faith. They were both afflicted and blessed because of the sovereignty of God. Luke 1:1-24

Today, Pastor Brandon begins our Advent Series "Behold the Lamb"-In today's sermon, he defends that Jesus was the prophesied child, but he also shows how dark things had gotten in Israel. That helps us understand just how much they needed the light of Christ. This is also a reminder of how God keeps His Word. Even if it takes centuries, His Word will not return void. Isaiah 9:1-7

There are times when we receive the gift of grace and mercy from God, and it takes a humble heart for us to admit that we need it and also be grateful for it. How we express gratitude affects every relationship we have. In this final Thanksliving sermon, Pastor Brandon challenges us all to be more humble and thankful. Isaiah 12.

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon reminds us how important it is to make God known for the things that He has done. Gratefulness is about understanding that everything we have is a product of God's grace and mercy. 1 Chronicles 16:8-36

Thankfulness isn't just what we say, but it is also how we respond to what God has done and who He has been for us. Luke 17:11-19

In today's sermon, we learn that being selfless is much more about being Christlike. Looking to Christ is the key to keeping harmony in all aspects of our lives. Romans 15:1-7

In this sermon from Romans 14, Pastor Brandon reminds us of the duty we have to properly disciple and care for the other members of the body of Christ. The Bible makes it clear that we should treat people with care and sensitivity while still telling them the truth. This sermon will be a challenge for all who hear to live and love like Jesus. Romans 14.

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon reminds us that we need Jesus. This is not a superficial need, and this takes the humility to admit that we are needy. Jesus knows that we do not have completely pure motives, but that does not stop Him from meeting our most precious need, which is salvation. Mark 5:21-34

Our suffering will only be worth it because we know Jesus. His Word promises that He will reveal His glory to us. We must both focus on today and what lies ahead in eternity. Romans 8:18-25

Today we are going to be talking about one of the most well known and often quoted texts from scripture. It is undoubtedly one of the most freeing passages that any Christian can sink their teeth into, because it affords so much wisdom and truth that we need. It also helps us not lose sight of exactly what Jesus has done and provided for his people. But it is important for us to walk out our freed...

It is not until Christians admit that they struggle with sin that they can fully trust God to deal with that sin. Romans 7:7-25

There has been a great exchange. We are no longer partners with our sins and the law-we are now bound together with Christ. He has purchased us with His blood, and that completely reshapes how we should live. Romans 7:1-6

Romans 6 is a robust text, and Pastor Brandon takes it on today. In this sermon, we understand what it means to be freed from sin and how we should live. Romans 6

Often times we believe that because we have received the gift of salvation that "free" means that it comes without a cost. The value of our salvation means that it not only came at a cost for Christ, but it will also come at a cost for believers. Romans 5:12-21

Knowing that we have been loved, our lives are conditioned by God's deep affection for us. His love changes how we live and how we respond to what happens in to us in life. Romans 5:1-11

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon challenges us right in the depth of our desire to be the "hero" in our stories. Everything we have ever been able to do is a product of our FAITH, and faith itself is God's grace to us. Romans 4.

In this sermon, we are reminded of the beautiful reality that God has given us a hope unique to us as Christians. Knowing what God provided for us, we should seek to provide the gospel to others. Romans 3:19-31

Salvation is an INSIDE Job. As we go through Romans today, this is a reminder that we are a product of what Jesus has done on the inside. We need not worry ourselves about "dressing" anything up. There is no need to put on for those on the outside and neglect who we are on the inside. Romans 2:25-3:18

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon helps us see how far the eyes of God see into our lives, and the standard He has for us is perfection. We DO NOT meet that standard. So what do we do? We trust in the righteousness Christ. Romans 2:12-23

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon shows us the dangers of idolatry and how it can lead to sin in our lives. The key is obedience and diligence to know that God gives us a way of escape in the midst of our temptation. 1 Corinthians 10:1-15.

In this sermon, our brother Nick Dandy brings us a word on the holiness of God and how it reshapes how we live. Isaiah 6.

This week we learn what it truly means to walk in the light. It is important for us to realize that there is no blurring of the lines. There is dark and light, good and evil. How we walk confirms where we stand. 1 John 1:5-9

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon helps us remember that we have been called to run our faith race with endurance. We are only able to really do that be realizing just how many heroes in the faith went on before us. We run knowing that Jesus is the perfecter of our faith. Hebrews 11:39-12:3