Given by David Treybig
July 12, 2025
This sermon shows how our understanding of the Kingdom of God grows from its description in the Old Testament to Christ’s teaching and then what we learn from the apostles. It also covers what mainstream Christianity teaches about the Kingdom and concludes by addressing why we should desire to be in the Kingdom.
Given by Bruce Gore
July 12, 2025
We have set before us the choice of life or death, blessings or curses. We must have a deeper commitment beyond surface obedience, as exemplified by the teachings in the Sermon on the Mount.
Given by Chris Leyden
July 12, 2025
We have an important responsibility as future family members of the Kingdom of God...to teach and pass on what we know and believe to our children. To leave them a lasting inheritance by way of our example. This split sermon explores this topic.
Given by Chris Moen
July 12, 2025
In this split sermon we look at how we were called to stand firm in a culture and a society that should be morally and spiritually foreign to us, and to be a living example to others as ambassadors of a future country and kingdom.
Given by Chuck Sinon
July 5, 2025
This message reviews the story of the daughters of Zelophehad and their inheritance. From this we can draw four spiritual lessons that can help us in our spiritual walk.
Given by Nick Slaughter
July 5, 2025
We instantly recognize the animals God made: from flamingos to cheetahs to geckos and whales. God gives each kind recognizable attributes. But what distinguishes the God-kind? This message invites curiosity and investigation, centering on a single Hebrew word that appears nearly 250 times in Scripture, yet defies single-word translation. God chose ḥesed to reveal the defining attributes of His kind. Woven...
Given by Zach Smith
July 5, 2025
The pursuit of happiness is considered a basic human right in this nation. But the happiness man chases is often temporary and circumstantial. What can the beatitudes in Matthew 5 teach us about pursuing a higher-level happiness that God desires for us?
Given by Ken Treybig
July 5, 2025
There were a LOT of moving pieces that led to the final fulfillment of the colonies receiving their independence from Britain some 7 years later with the Treaty of Paris. We Christians look for freedom from death—the ultimate enemy. What parallels can we draw?
Given by Justin Adkins
July 5, 2025
We just celebrated our nation’s anniversary, but this year, more than any other in the past, our freedoms, our liberties are being eroded. We will see that true liberty isn’t freedom from God’s laws, but rather it is obedience to them. The Bible tells us that real freedom will prevail only when Jesus Christ… the One who...
Given by Marty Miller
July 5, 2025
The rise of social media influencers has impacted our culture. Some use it for good and others for self gain. God has called us to be influencers. What can we learn from Biblical and historical examples of influencers. How can we become successful at influencing people in godliness?
Given by David Gatley
July 5, 2025
Given the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, it is important to understand Israel's roots as well as God's promises regarding Israel. When referenced in the Bible, Israel refers to the twelve tribes, not just the tribe of Judah.
Given by Chris Moen
July 5, 2025
King Jehoshaphat instructed the judges of Judah to "Take heed to what you are doing, for you do not judge for man but for the Lord, who is with you in the judgment.” What does it mean to “judge for the LORD,” and how does this principle implicate you and me? This split sermon will examine this statement from...
Given by Mark Winner
July 5, 2025
What are the most important things we do each day? Is prayer on that list? Is prayer a chore or something that we look forward to?
Given by David Register
July 5, 2025
Every July 4th America celebrates its independence with fireworks. What do those fireworks celebrate? Could God bless America with the promises made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob without a War of Independence?
Given by Tom Schultz
July 5, 2025
Today let's look into this fifth commandment and kind of dissect it to get its full magnitude and meaning. The commandment begins with the word honor.