Sermons

46:36

Without Light there is no Sight

Given by Clay Mills

Throughout scripture, light is more than a metaphor. It represents righteousness, purity, truth—and the presence of God Himself. This message explores the many ways light is used to describe God’s nature, the identity of Jesus Christ, and the stark contrast between light and darkness. Christ knew the One who sent Him—and in doing so, revealed the Father....

59:36

Become Friends of God

Given by Scott Hammer

Importance of friends. A friend is.....Bible examples of friends of God. How we can become a friend of God.

58:49

Embracing The Vision

Given by Nathan Willoughby

Post ministerial conference update and personal take away

1:10:19

How Is Your Temperance?

Given by Andy Burnett

In this message, as we prepare for the Feast of Pentecost, we take a look at the last of the components of the fruit of the Spirit. How do we grow in it?

58:10

Overview of the Book of Daniel - Part 1

Given by Arnold Hampton

You never know what is going to happen next, so consider. What should we consider? What can we glean from the book of Daniel? The important lesson from the book of Daniel is God rules in the kingdoms of men - He rules supreme. All things going on in my life around me are for a reason.

53:11

Faithfulness

Given by James Ellis

Lamentations 3:23 is one of many verses that describe the faithfulness of God. While we are comforted and strengthened by His faithfulness, God also desires faithfulness from us.

1:17:56

Marriage, Part 20 - Psalm 23 Man, Part 1

Given by David Jackson

The 23rd Psalm by David reflects on the love of Jesus Christ. However, there is a high calling that we, as men of God, must strive to fulfill in our efforts to imitate Jesus Christ. Just as in the relationship between God the Father and Jesus Christ, love begins with the Father, then moves to Christ, and subsequently to us;...

52:54

The God of the Living

Given by Michael Lindenberg

The afterlife is a mystery—one that God has revealed to His people. Understanding the three resurrections gives us both hope and purpose.

1:15:28

Obsolete or Applicable: Which Laws Should We Still Keep Today?

Given by Zach Smith

The book of Hebrews discusses the planned obsolescence of the old covenant. How can we discern which Old Testament laws were temporary in nature and have become obsolete and which God expects us to keep today? Do we pick and choose based on personal preference? Or are there guiding principles and biblical precedent we can use to properly discern?