Sermons

53:33

Called Into His Glory

Given by Tom Clark

Paul writes that we have been called into His Kingdom and glory. What does it mean to be called into His glory? How should we even understand glory, and how should that impact how we live?

32:56

What's In Your Heart?

Given by Grant Pennington

You've heard the Capital One saying "What's in your wallet" but in this Split-Sermon we will review "What's In Your Heart" and focus on this because that is what God is interested in.

38:51

The Little Horn

Given by Rafael Uy

The history and prophecy of the "Little Horn"

56:22

The Importance of Marriage

Given by Drew Tranquada

Recorded 11/15/2025

57:06

Reflecting God In Our Marriages

Given by Jon Pinelli

The marriage of a man and woman is more than just a physical union denoted by a piece of paper. What can we learn about how to reflect God in our marriages? Ephesians 5 tells us there are four things that a marriage must be in order to reflect God.

47:40

When Honor is Tested

Given by Chuck Sinon

This message will look at the incident recorded for us involving Noah, Ham, and his two brothers and will discuss four lessons we can learn about honor.

45:13

Split: Fasting, God Responds to the Afflicted Soul

Given by James Mills

Fasting is a spiritual tool that changes the one fasting such that God is exceedingly, even shockingly—as proven in scripture, responsive to their cry.

40:07

Split: What is God Doing?

Given by Corbin Jackson

This split sermon shares the intense personal battle of a young teen wrestling with God’s response to human evil and suffering in the face of the murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till. For our young people, belief in a loving God can lead to wondering,”God, what are You doing?” Scripture shows God sees, hears, remembers, and acts in accordance with ...

51:44

Civil War Again?

Given by David Register

With the rising temperature of divisive politics, increasing strife and tensions, and ever increasing misinformation in America, is another Civil War on the horizon? And, what’s more important, could we as Christians, be sucked into the division and strife to the point of losing our identity as disciples of Christ?