Sermons

But I Thought It Was That Way …

Given by David Johnson

The Israelites didn’t take the route they expected when leaving Egypt. How about us? Are we taking the lessons of Unleavened Bread with us as we head toward Pentecost? Are we still taking in the mind of Christ—the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth? Or has the world begun to leaven our thinking?

Do Not Grieve the Holy Spirit

Given by Paul Carter

We are given a direct admonition "Do not grieve the Holy Spirit". How is that done? What does that spirit do for us, and mean to us, and how is it grieved, This sermon addresses how we use Gods Holy Spirit.

Just Be Patient

Given by Don Henson

Bible Study: James, Part 2

Given by Don Henson

Lessons From the Life of Hannah

Given by Jon Pinelli

Imagine wanting something so badly that you ache for it. Then imagine giving that same thing up. Hannah wanted a son so badly, she made a vow to God. Once born, she gave him back to God. What can we learn from her life to benefit us?

Authentic Christianity

Given by Jason Hyde

What I've Learned About Prophecy

Given by Ken Treybig

With the COVID-19 pandemic and people’s increased interest in it, this seems like a perfect time to talk about prophecy. Some scholars estimate about 1/3 of the Bible is prophecy. What’s so important about prophecy? What purposes does it serve and who is it for—believers, unbelievers or both—and why? Today I’d like to share with you...

A Still Small Voice

Given by Jim Franks

Fear is a natural human emotion. There are circumstances when having fear is not only good, but warranted. It is when fear paralyzes us and prevents us from following God or hinders our relationship with God that it must be overcome. The example of the prophet Elijah and the “still small voice” that directed him when he was overwhelmed with...

Out of Many, One

Given by Britton Taylor

God said He would build His Church. As individuals, we have a responsibility to fit within the structure of the Church so that the Church can accomplish the work God has set before us.