Sermons

57:36

Christ's Sacrifice Can Make us Holy

Given by Ken Treybig

God emphasized holiness repeatedly to ancient Israel. Since only God IS holy, how can we human beings, who are fallible and make mistakes, be viewed by God as holy?

49:57

He Who Has Ears, Let Him Hear

Given by Jim McTiernan

Six times it is recorded that Christ used the phrase "He Who Has Ears, Let Him Hear." Christ's teachings surrounding these phrases were used to directly give His disciples encouragement and to understand key aspects to the plan of God.

1:19:26

Correction as a Way of Life

Given by Taylor Tootle

Correction is something people often shy away from. As Christians it is a way of life God has given us to bring us into perfection. He has given instructions on how to give and receive it to bring us into alignment with Him and one another.

1:14:20

Learning From the Past Part II: The End of the Beginning

Given by Rick Avent

The New Testament Church began with strength and power. However, by the end of the first century a different church began to emerge. What happened? There are a number of reasons for the divergence. One of the most important is that people began to lose focus on the true foundation of the Church of God. How did that happen?

58:55

Psalm 23, Part 5 - Peaceful Waters

Given by Arnold Hampton

Psalm 23:2 - He leads me beside the still waters. Water symbolizes the Spirit of God and that Spirit gives lasting peace.

1:07:24

Solvitur Ambulando

Given by Jason Hyde

Christians are expected to grow, overcome and transform their character. This sermon examines a strategy to successfully address those expectations.

46:56

What Baptism Is and What It Isn’t

Given by Ian Neal

What is baptism? Is it a milestone in life, or the starting point of our Christian journey? This sermon details what baptism is, what it is not, and why reflecting on the baptismal covenant is important for both the baptized and the unbaptized.

55:52

Finish Faithfully

Given by Michael Lindenberg

Every Christian is living out a story that is still being written. God’s desire is that our story begins with faith and concludes the same way—faithful, enduring, and pleasing to Him.

29:39

Have You Left Your First Love?

Given by Robbie Mazza

Christ corrected the Ephesus church in stating that they had left their first love. What does it mean to leave the first love? And how can we restore it?