Given by Joel Meeker
A model prayer in the Old Testament teaches us many encouraging things about God's desire to bless His people.
Given by Clyde Kilough
Trust is probably at an all-time low in the world today. But what about among the people of God? Who do you trust? Should you trust anyone? Should anyone trust you? What positive effects of trust, and the negative effects of not having trust? And what is the single most important spiritual quality that assures we can have strong trust...
Given by Clyde Kilough
Why must Christians be on a lifelong quest to build godly character? This year's Winter Family Weekend theme centered on godly character, and this sermon examines how the greatest spiritual battles of our lives are often fought internally, and they are won or lost in the arena of our character.
Given by Jim Franks
What is godliness? How is it manifested in our lives? Slowly but surely we are witnessing the death or destruction of godliness. And the Church is also affected.
Given by David Johnson
In a world where disrespect is common, it is easy for the Christian to get caught up in that behavior. But Scripture requires more than avoiding disrespect; it requires respect. Respect toward our fellow humans and reverance toward God require a different way of thinking, and there is an important spiritual dimension.
Given by Doug Horchak
We often want results fast in life. God's plan is one that often involves the passage of time, which is also true in our lives as we learn and grow in faith. Patience is an important element in the unfolding of God's great plan.
Given by Clyde Kilough
In the Church today we see a large number of members who are “2nd generation” (or 3rd, 4th, or 5th). There are a number of important differences between “1st generation” Christians—those God called straight out of the world—and those who grew up in God’s way of life. Understanding these differences can greatly affect the way we view...
Given by Joel Meeker
Christians are called to do what is right before God in a world that often lives another way. How can we do what is right in spite of opposition?
Given by Jim Franks
Mark 8:35 states that if we lose our lives for Jesus Christ and the gospel, we will save our lives. How does that work? Are you willing to give up your life for Christ and the gospel?