Sermons

Love Is Not

Given by Greg Sargent

The Bible tells us what love is! Fulfilling the characteristics we find in Galatians 5 is important. Equally important is to recognize what *love is not*.

Walk Worthy of the Calling with Which You Were Called

Given by Mark Whynaucht

Do you remember what life was like before God called you? I know many of us went through experiences, which were different for each one of us. Maybe you went through various struggles, including emotional, relational, or spiritual challenges. Many of your decisions may have been influenced by societal expectations, cultural norms, or the opinions of others, rather than a...

The Seven Churches of Revelation

Given by Paul Carter

God had a message for the Seven Churches on a trade route, that were preserved in scripture. What did it mean? What does it mean to us, and is the messages dual?

Finish

Given by Jason Hyde

Becoming a Better Servant

Given by Jeff Yost

True followers of Christ want to hear Christ say to us, “Well done, thy good and faithful servant”. Today, we discuss ten ways to become a faithful servant.

The Substance of Things Hoped For

Given by David Johnson

Faith is obviously one of the central tenets of Christianity, but how would we define faith? Is our definition God’s definition? God’s amazing interventions can encourage faith, but how do we have genuine faith during those times when God is silent? Or when His answer is not the one we want?

Pray for an Hour

Given by Ralph Levy

At times it is hard to pray. We may run out of words, and other activities seem to come in and push prayer out of the way. How may we find keys to effective, heartfelt prayer? This sermon presents some practical suggestions for effective prayer.

The Essence of Worship

Given by Robert Harvey

A word used mostly in a religious context that is misused and misunderstood. This message looks at the definition of it and what we can learn from examples of its use in the Bible.

The War Chronicles of Israel Part 6: A Turning Point in History

Given by Rick Avent