Sermons

1:02:27

Have You Checked Your Feet Lately?

Given by Andy Burnett

This sermon reflects on the journey of the Israelites, highlighting leadership, obedience, and faith. It examines key passages from Deuteronomy and Joshua, emphasizing God's guidance, protection, and the fulfillment of His promises. Through biblical teachings on spiritual warfare, the Lord’s Supper, and Passover, it encourages believers to walk in faith and trust in divine provision.

1:03:42

Giving God Your Best

Given by Dennis Fultz

We have been richly blessed by God, even being invited to become a part of His divine family. In light of the countless spiritual gifts we’ve been given, it’s worth asking ourselves: “Am I giving God my best?”

58:37

The War Chronicles Of Israel Part 9: The Dark Ages

Given by Rick Avent

The War Chronicles Of Israel Part 9: The Dark Ages

33:18

Our Pilgrimage

Given by Mike Wille

Comparing a Pilgrimage made by thousands if not by millions of people beginning in the 4th century up through the middle ages with our own Pilgrimage that we decided to embark upon at our calling and Baptism.

31:27

God's Timing

Given by Mitchel Sinon

God’s relationship with time affects every element of our life and our Christian walk. In this message, we review what it means for God to be eternal and how that applies to His decisions on calling people, life and death, and trials.

40:54

The Christian Medal of Honor

Given by Steve McNeely

The medal of honor for Christians.

1:18:21

Follow the Cloud

Given by James Capo

God lead the children of Israel through the wilderness by a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night, God also leads us. Do we follow the cloud?

55:58

Our God is an Awesome God

Given by David Gatley

The wonders of creation help us to understand that our God is an awesome God and He has called us to be part of His family.

58:12

Who’s in Charge Here?

Given by Don Henson

Who’s in charge of your life? Are we driven by emotion and circumstances? If we can’t control ourselves we’re like a defenseless city without walls (Proverbs 25:28). The importance of self-control.