Sermons

1:03:02

Living Faithfully in a Negative World

Given by Mark Whynaucht

You are not called to carry the world’s negativity.  You are called to reflect God’s light within it. That begins in the mind. It settles in the heart. And it shapes the life. The God who called you knew the world you would live in—and still chose you. And that means He is not finished yet.

1:07:44

Taking Stock Of and Shoring Up Our Marriages

Given by Andy Burnett

We look at five components present in vitalized marriages in the faith.

43:02

Guard Against What God Hates and Embrace What He Loves

Given by Gerry Lewis

Proverbs 6:16-19 - God lists seven things which He hates. We need to avoid them and stay clear of them and embrace what He loves.

38:17

We Must Content Earnestly

Given by Russell Hendee

The book of Hebrews provides warnings & encouragement/instructions to help us in our journey to content earnestly.

40:33

Philemon, Twenty Five Verses of "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is."

Given by Scott McIntosh

Philemon faces a dilemma. Will he grow as a Christian or will the love of money be overpowering? In this brief letter the apostle Paul beseeches that all Christians are equal regardless of their station in life.

43:40

We Have Come to Believe

Given by Bill Welch

John 6 explains a time line of events that Jesus Christ used to train His disciples for their future roles as apostles. Through this, they came to understand His spiritual work, know that He had the words of eternal life, and come to believe He was the Christ, the Son of the living God.

46:50

Amen: A Word Fitly Spoken

Given by James Ellis

A historical review of the biblical usage and significance of the word amen.

40:21

What Is True Love?

Given by Michael Lindenberg

Godly love is the highest and most pure form of love described in the Bible. What does true love look like, and how can we practice this type of love in our lives?

58:03

Overcoming Habitual Sins - Repentance That Works

Given by Mark Winner

What does it take to overcome what has become a habitual sin? How do we deal with the feeling of wondering if it is even possible to overcome something which has been a significant issue in our lives?