Sermons

1:01:00

Mourning AND Joy

Given by Tim Foster

The bible tells is to rejoice always but also that we are blessed who mourn and that mourning is better. How do we have both? How do we move from one to the other?

52:55

Dealing With the Whirlwinds of Life

Given by Mike Blackwell

As Christians we all face various problems at different times of our lives. What can we do to withstand those difficult times that sometimes blow into our path in life?

50:19

The False Prophet

Given by Phil Sandilands

Who is the False Prophet? We are told in the Bible that a man of sin will rise at the end of the age and deceive people into following the Beast power. Who will this person be and how can we recognize the signs?

1:02:15

God Is Our Lifeline - Part 1

Given by Mark Winner

God is our lifeline and we must maintain a strong, vibrant relationship with Him. Neglecting this relationship can lead to spiritual danger and death.

1:03:37

Is Our Foot Washing Finished?

Given by Zach Smith

Following the first New Testament Passover, the apostles experienced a dramatic change in their relationship dynamics. The foot-washing attitude of humility and service stuck with them and transformed their fellowship. Will our participation in Passover have a similar lasting effect, or did we just get wet during the foot washing?

47:31

Rejoice and Renew

Given by Phil Dick

We are commanded to rejoice before God during the Feast of Tabernacles. Genuine rejoicing, however, takes preparation. When we come to the Feast ready to rejoice, we receive a renewing and enriching experience.

35:20

Simulation Theory

Given by Brian Anderson

Scientific experiments point to the possibility that we are living in a simulation. And with that theory, comes the belief that there is a designer, creator and observer of the simulation. Is this possible and why would it be?

52:13

Spiritual Growth Through Bible Study

Given by Justin Adkins

Growing closer to God through active Bible Study.

59:58

Transitions

Given by Paul Carter

"There 's nothing more permanent than change"...at least in this physical life. Each of us will go through a series of changes, and sometimes those changes are more than others. But change can be a good thing.