Sermons

The truth of the resurrection is the hinge of history and hope for those who would believe. Acts 17:16-34

As we see the the Kingship of Jesus emerging through the ministry of the Apostles we recognize its impact for this world and the next. Acts 5:12-42

The early church not only faced persecution from without, but dealt with Satanic twisting of hearts from within, reminding them that the cross of Jesus remains their only hope. Acts (4:32-37) 5:1-11

The early church was so shaped by God’s character and Word that they prayed for boldness rather than safety in the face of trials. How can we pray like that today? Acts 4:23-31

Those who have been with Jesus must speak of what we have seen and heard, proclaiming no other name despite inevitable risks.  Acts 4:1-22 Worship Guide Listen to the entire service here.

When the light of the gospel begins to shine from the midst of the post pentecost community amazing things begin to seen more clearly, even as the darkness seeks to snuff out the light.

The community of those transformed by the finished work of Christ and the outpouring of the Spirit begins to take shape in head turning ways! Acts 2:42–47, 4:32–35

The Apostle Peter’s Pentecost sermon put Jesus on full display before a captivated audience. How is that same Jesus inviting us to respond nearly 2000 years later? Acts 2:22-41

On Pentecost God fulfills his promises by sending the Spirit to fill the believers and manifest their union with Christ. This marks a continuation in the story of redemption and serves as the starting point for the Spirit filled life of the NT. Acts 2:1-21

While so many people are fearful of the future, Christians have one great certainty to look forward to with absolute confidence. Romans 8:9-25

All of Jesus’ disciples must learn to navigate the space between the ascension of Christ and his coming again. Acts 1:12-26

The ascension of Jesus, which is the culmination of his earthly ministry and inauguration of his heavenly session, provides purpose and confidence for all those who would be his disciples. Acts 1:1-11

Followers of Jesus, both in the first century and today, are wrapped up in the ongoing story of the spread of his Kingdom giving purpose to every facet of our lives. Acts 1:1-8

Epiphany Sunday: Matthew 16:13-23

The scriptures are alive igniting our hearts that we may see Jesus. Luke 24:13-49

As we await the coming of the King who will make all things new, we need a king who is humble before the Lord and fierce in the face of idolatry to lead the way toward renewal. 2 Kings 22:1 - 23:25

While not often thought of as a king, Moses stands as the covenant partner to YHWH to deliver Israel from oppression, pointing us to Jesus the ultimate King who defeats all his enemies. Exodus 13 - 14

God promises to give Abraham land, loved ones, and a legacy. But when the gap between promise and fulfillment is met with a mix of faith and doubt, we get a glimpse of how God will provide through a future Promised King. Genesis 11:27-31, 12:1-3

In Adam we meet God's vision for a king and in Eden we see God's vision for kingdom, both of which are tragically plunged into darkness by the fall. It is only in Jesus, the true Paradise King, that we have hope again. Genesis 1:26–28

The believers fellowship with God manifests in sacrificial care for those in need. I John 3:16-18

Being adopted into the family of God, provides the believer with internal integrity and enables them to pursue a life of determined holiness. 1 John 2:28–3:10

As Christians invited into a deep, life giving relationship with God, we must learn the life giving practice of confessing sin to experience that life to the full. I John 1:5-10 Bulletin Listen to the entire service here.

Fellowship with God empowers us to discern the darkness around us and guard our own hearts from it as we reflect the light of Jesus to others. 1 John 2:15-17; 3:7-14; 5:3-5, 18-21

Living in fellowship with God calls believers to understand and resist the darkness that clings so readily to our hearts. I John 1:5-10; 2:1-6

Experiencing fellowship with God is a reality that believers can be assured of even in the midst of a propensity for doubt. I John 2:3-6, 28-29; 3:19-24; 5:13