Sermons

Filled With The Holy Spirit

Given by David Jackson

Acts 2:4 "And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit…" There are eight places in Scripture, including Acts 2:4, where the phrase “filled with the Holy Spirit” is used, and there is a ninth occurrence where the Holy Spirit obviously filled and enveloped the individual. Let us consider these nine examples of being filled with the Holy Spirit and...

What Is Doctrine, and Why Is It So Important?

Given by Mark Whynaucht

If someone came up to you and asked you “What do you believe?” how would you answer them. Every religion has its body of beliefs, and what’s included in that body of beliefs determines whether you are “fundamentalist”, “evangelical”, “progressive” or some other label people give to other people. This body of beliefs that is professed to be “Biblical”...

The War Chronicles of Israel Part 4: What Was Right in Their Own Eyes

Given by Rick Avent

The Jebusites and Judah

Given by John Foster

There is an important lesson we need to learn from what happened with the Jebusites and Judah.

The True Meaning of Lazarus and the Rich Man

Given by Phil Sandilands

The Power of God…In Me? - Part 1

Given by Ron Kelley

Five ways God's Spirit works in my life.

Which Bible Woman Best Fits 1 Corinthians 13?

Given by Greg Sargent

First Corinthians 13 defines God’s love—both the positive characteristics and those that are opposite. Athaliah and Abigail give us living examples of each. Who of the two would you like to have as a mother?

Spiritual Mothering

Given by Mark Whynaucht

"Spiritual mothering" is a concept often found in religious or spiritual contexts, particularly within Christian theology. It refers to the practice of older, more mature women providing guidance, support, and mentorship to younger women in matters of faith, personal growth, and Christian living. Spiritual mothers are seen as mentors who help younger women navigate life's challenges, deepen their...

What’s Your “Exit Strategy?”

Given by Doug Johnson

Nations in our world get bogged down in international quagmires at times, leading some analysts to ask if their goverments have an "exit strategy" to remove themselves from trouble. As Christians, can we figure out what our "exit strategy" from sinful situations is?