We are finishing up our sermon series on the “Miracles of Jesus” by looking at the resurrection of Lazarus found in John 11:1-44. The message started with posing this question: “Does it bother you when God doesn’t do what you think He should do?” This is precisely what Mary and Martha were thinking and saying … Read more
We continued our sermon series “Jesus, Miracle Worker”, this past Sunday by looking at the story of the healing of the leper found in Mark 1:40-45. In all the miracles we see Jesus do, especially in the gospel accounts, we see not only the power and majesty of Christ, but we also get to see … Read more
Oftentimes as Christians, we may get to some perceived spot or level where we feel that it may be good enough and we begin to settle in our faith walk. But, the truth is, the possibilities are endless of where we can go when Christ is leading the way and flowing through our hearts.
We began our outside services this past Sunday with a new sermon series entitled “Kingdom Parables.” Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 has Jesus teaching on the parable of the wheat and the tares. For most of the growing season, genuine wheat and false wheat(tares) look alike. But they are inherently different. Tares produce a small black seed … Read more
In our day and age, truth seems to just be a suggestion. We are being told from many different sources that truth is now all relative to our experiences or our personal desires. False information and sinful teaching seems to permeate from everywhere in our culture whether that be from schools and businesses, to media and … Read more
When you purchase a game of checkers, you’ll notice that on the top of each piece is the insignia of a crown. That is because each checker was created to become a king.
This week, we continued our “Saved” sermon series by looking at Acts 16:22-34. At first glance, it may seem like the apostle Paul and Silas were powerless and in a hopeless situation by being locked up in jail. However, it was really the jailer himself who needed to be set free from the chains of … Read more
This week’s sermon was focused on Acts 9 with the conversion and salvation story of Saul or Paul of Tarsus. Before Paul came to Christ, he had no remorse for persecuting Christians and in fact, felt it was his service to God. Paul wasn’t seeking Christ. The truth of the matter was that Christ was … Read more
Oftentimes, we can become so familiar with something that we tend not to notice it and can even take it for granted. That is the danger we can face as we come to the Easter season. The accounts of palm Sunday, the cross, and the resurrection are so familiar to some of us, that we … Read more
We wrapped up our “Life Verse” sermon series by looking at 1st Thessalonians 5:16-18…… “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything gives thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” Truth be told, Christ may be seen in us the most when we don’t feel joyful, when we don’t want … Read more