Just like every other area of life, we don’t get to separate finances from our relationship with Jesus. If we’re really living for Jesus, then we’re also going to use our resources in ways that honor Him. So, today we’re talking about Investing for Jesus and we’ve got a particularly unique parable to work through. … Read more
If you had to describe your relationship with work, what would that look like? Is it a love/hate relationship? Is it an obsession? Is it a necessary evil? What does a healthy relationship with work look like? How do we take a secular job and do it as unto the Lord (as suggested in Colossians … Read more
On Sunday we started a new 5 week series on Living for Jesus. There are many areas where we can have an impact, but we can’t have an impact for Christ unless He’s flowing out of us. If we’re trying to live for Him while running on empty, we’re going to run into some serious … Read more
To wrap up our Epic Meltdown series we took a look at the Older Brother from Jesus’ parable about the Prodigal Son. From his perspective this situation is totally unfair and he lets his frustration be well known. As he walks down the path to bitterness His father tries to show him a different path. … Read more
We are continuing with our third message in our “Epic Meltdown” sermon series by looking at the disciple Peter. In the history of the church, the story of Peter denying Christ is one of the most infamous stories ever recorded in Scripture. The betrayal and fallout that resulted from it, is nothing short of a … Read more
Many of God’s greatest characters in the Bible had times when they were completely overwhelmed with fear and weariness. We see that was the case for Elijah the prophet in 1st Kings 19 when he had a complete meltdown after being threatened by Queen Jezebel. The truth is, we all go through moments, times, seasons, … Read more
This week we started a new series on Epic Meltdowns where we’re looking at some of the most embarrassing situations in scripture and what we can learn from them. King Saul ends up in a bad place because he wants something so badly that he’s willing to do almost anything to get it. It’s a … Read more
Our sermon on Sunday concluded our “Stories of Perseverance” series. This message focused on Paul who receives a prophecy that troubles the church. However, Paul seems completely unshaken by the kind of news that could upset even the strongest of us. Even marching to his own captivity and death doesn’t rattle him. Join us as … Read more
Most of us have probably never served time in an actual prison. However, spiritually speaking, we have all been through “prison experiences in our life. Times when life was definitely not how we would have planned it or dreamed it to be. Wondering where God was and why this was happening to us. This week’s … Read more
We are right smack dab in the middle of our book of Acts sermon series. Today, we are focusing on this important aspect of persevering through tribulation. In Acts 14, we read about this first official missionary journey for Paul and Barnabas, where they shared the gospel message everywhere they went. Many people became saved … Read more