Sermons

Lessons From Gideon And His Army

Given by Tom Clark
August 9, 2025

What can we learn from the sifting of Gideon's army.

The Power of Example

Given by Bruce Rivers
August 9, 2025

The Power of Example

Influence, Leadership, and Paul's Voyage

Given by Gary Summers
August 9, 2025

Christ said that we are to be the salt of the earth, and the light of the world. A large part of that is the influence we have on others day in and day out. We will review Paul's captive journey, from Acts chapter 27, to see how he used numerous aspects of influence and leadership, to have a positive effect o...

Fruit of the Spirit Part 3: Peace

Given by Drew Tranquada
August 9, 2025

Peace is a wonderful fruit of God's spirit. As a Christian, we need to develop this fruit of the spirit in our lives.

Wise in Your Own Eyes

Given by DJ Haney
August 9, 2025

Proverbs 26:12 tells us that the most hopeless fool is the one who is wise in his own eyes. Someone who thinks he can do no wrong and is unwilling to hear correction is someone who cannot change and grow. We must be careful not to be wise in our own eyes.

Matthew 6:33 - Reflections From Summer Camp

Given by Andy Burnett
August 9, 2025

This message describes the impact of Christ's mandate on the lives of teens.

Are We Victims of Victim Mentality?

Given by Caleb Froedge
August 9, 2025

We live in a world where many do not feel they are responsible for inappropriate actions,, because they are victims of a broken society. How are Christians to function in a world where everyone is seemingly a victim, and no one is responsible for their choices.

Marriage, Part 26 - Psalm 23 Man, Part 7

Given by David Jackson
August 9, 2025

Psalm 23:5 (NLT) 5 My love prepares a feast for me in the presence of my enemies. You honor me by anointing my head with oil. My cup overflows with blessings. The enemy in Psalm 23:5 mainly involves the mental, emotional, psychological, and spiritual aspects that are present or lingering in the hearts and minds of our wives, stemming from difficult or harmful...

Habakkuk and Faith

Given by Justin Adkins
August 9, 2025

It is through faith you can have peace of mind... confidence in God's righteous judgment and hope of resurrection! Faith that is built upon the firm foundation of trust and obedience toward the living God… faith that is built on a confident expectation that these events will come to pass. That is what God showed Habakkuk. That’s what He’s showing us to...

Friendship

Given by Dennis Fultz
August 9, 2025

During the millennial reign of Jesus Christ, a time of peace and restoration, Isaiah 30:20–21 tells us that the teachers—Christ and His saints—will no longer be hidden. They will be among the people, guiding them in the way they should go, including how to build godly relationships. In this message, we’ll explore how, under God’s perfect government, humanity will finally learn the...

How Goes the Battle?

Given by Doug Johnson
August 9, 2025

Being a servant of God, imitating the example of Jesus Christ, is a challenge in our world. The apostle Paul made comparisons to running races, and even to fighting against evil in his first letter to the Corinthians. How’s that battle going in your life?

The Little Horn and 10 Toes

Given by Jason Hyde
August 9, 2025

This message examines the "little horn" in Daniel 7 and the 10 toes in Daniel 2.

The Contents of the Ark of the Covenant

Given by Chuck Sinon
August 2, 2025

Inside the ark was the golden pot of Manna, Aaron's rod, and the tablets of the 10 Commandments. This message looks at the spiritual significance of those contents that rested below the Mercy Seat.

The Seeking Cycle

Given by Zach Smith
August 2, 2025

“Seek first the kingdom” is a simple and memorable phrase, but there is a lot of depth involved in the process. Seeking involves a cycle of activities that start and end with seeing.

Be a Berean

Given by Taylor Tootle
August 2, 2025

The Bereans were credited for searching out the Scriptures daily to prove if what they were being taught was true. This message serves as a warning for what could happen if we do not search the Scriptures daily as the Bereans did.