Given by Doug Johnson
March 20, 2021
The last week of the physical life of our Savior was filled with so many important events. A study of the gospel accounts gives a sobering perspective that helps us prepare for the Passover.
Given by Doug Johnson
March 13, 2021
Our world finds itself in turmoil, divided on so many issues. How can we make sure we’re so focused on God’s purposes and plans that we are able to “tune out” those distractions?
Given by Doug Johnson
March 6, 2021
A recent winter storm that pummeled Texas residents sparked some thoughts about disasters. That kind of thing can get our attention! What about events the Bible prophesies will happen before Jesus Christ returns? Can we understand what it will be like when the only source of help in that future time is from God—when no human can “save” us?
Given by Matt Pavlik
February 27, 2021
The Church has many parts, but can those parts be considered the Church, individually? What is your view of the Church? More importantly, how does the Bible say we should view the Church?
Given by Doug Johnson
February 20, 2021
How’s your spiritual infrastructure? Sound? Or do trials reveal shortcomings? Seven characteristics of character can help us test how spiritually sound we are.
Given by Doug Johnson
February 13, 2021
Ancient Israel smeared the blood of the first Passover lamb on their doorposts in Egypt, and it protected them from death. What’s on your “doorposts?” And is it protecting us too?
Given by Doug Johnson
February 6, 2021
Baptism is a covenant we make with God. What does that mean? What are the conditions? What is expected of us to "hold up our end" of the agreement?
Given by Matt Pavlik
January 23, 2021
Split-Sermon It's easy to tell part of the story, the part that makes us look good, or makes someone else look bad. But, without the whole story, we leave out parts that are necessary for understanding the end. Christians must tell the whole story in order to reach the end they desire.
Given by Hal Henderson
January 23, 2021
Split-Sermon Home renovation TV shows seem to be all the rage these days, yet renovation projects are nothing new. Surprisingly, a major renovation project undertaken by king Josiah over 2,600 years ago in Jerusalem turns out to provide useful guideposts to assist us in our preparations for Passover in the modern era.
Given by Doug Johnson
January 16, 2021
Paul makes a simple statement in his first letter to the Corinthian churches when he says “for you see your calling, brethren…” He was making a comparison for true Christians—that God chooses to show what He can do through humans who are willing to humble and yield themselves to Him, not through the powerful of this world. One good...
Given by Doug Johnson
January 9, 2021
The scriptures tell us that we are called out of this world. God’s Kingdom is not yet here on earth—yet that is where our first allegiance and true citizenship should be. We know that means we have a job to do. What is it, and how do we know we’re doing it?
Given by Matt Pavlik
January 2, 2021
Split-Sermon For thousands of years, human beings have spent the long, dark nights of the winter searching for more light and worshiping the light. For Christians, these winter days are not a time to look for light in the sky, but a time to search for darkness in ourselves in preparation for the Passover.
Given by Doug Johnson
January 2, 2021
Split-Sermon The Bible speaks of a human conscience—basically, our own thoughts on what’s right and what’s wrong. But there is a higher standard of right and wrong. Are our consciences trained in that standard?
Given by Doug Johnson
December 19, 2020
You can find talk about “idols” all through the Bible—New and Old Testaments alike. What does that mean? Sounds like it’s talking about some ancient ignorant civilizations, not our modern, educated culture. Do the first two commandments still speak to us in the 21st century?
Given by Doug Johnson
December 12, 2020
Our world doesn’t exactly inspire confidence in the future of humanity. Where does real, genuine, trustworthy hope come from? Where does it take us? How do we know we can depend on it? What does it ask of us?