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The Power of Words

Given by Dennis Fultz

Words have power far beyond what we often realize. In Matthew 12:36-37, Jesus Christ reminds us that we will give an account for every careless word we speak—words that can either justify us or condemn us. At His return, Jesus will establish a pure language on the earth, but what should our speech look like until that day comes? This m...

The Godhead

Given by Ken Treybig

The development of fingers and toes in a fetus make for a fascinating study, defying the idea of evolution. We have a fundamental belief that covers the topic of the Godhead. It’s been about a decade since I covered any of these, which means we have some preteens and teens who have probably not heard a sermon on these. Let’s tal...

Lament: Between Grief and God

Given by Nick Slaughter

How Well Do You Know God Part 2: more than complaint, God-gave us the spiritual tool of lament to support faith in distress. Its structure allows us to hold onto seemingly opposing truths: our present suffering and our confidence in God’s deliverance. Rather than rushing to resolution, lament reorients us toward what we know is true—God’s character, His love, and His endur...

A Brief History of Lying

Given by Rick Avent

Examples of lying course through the Bible. What can we learn from these examples and the consequences? This sermon covers the period from the Garden of Eden to Joseph's brothers deception.

Do You Like Your Name

Given by Wes Cohron

What does the Father think when he hears our name?

Lessons from Jonathan

Given by Dustin Ellison

What if you were a prince and God decided that you would not inherit the role of King because of the sins of your father?

Where is Israel Today? Part 1

Given by Chris Moen

In this Bible study, we'll explore some of the prophecies surrounding the "house of Israel" in today's world, and why these prophecies are so important to know.

When God Calls

Given by Bruce Rivers

This sermon looks at the different ways God interacted with those individuals He chose to work with in Old Testament times and contrasts that with the way He interacts with those He calls today. The emphasis is on the need to respond to that interaction. This encourages us to appreciate the blessing of our calling.