Service isn’t something Jesus did accidentally, and the same is true for us. Today, we’re going to study the value of service, as once again, we re-evaluate what evangelism actually looks like. We will then be challenged to take one more step of maturity on our journey to be more like Christ.
Some of us eat to live; some of us live to eat. This sermon is not going to question your motive for eating. Rather, this sermon will cause you to consider another purpose of eating altogether: outreach!
Most of us here today want to be heard. We want people to understand us. However, few of us prioritize listening over speaking (myself included). Today’s sermon will teach us why listening is important and challenge us so that we can say, “Yes!” when others ask, “Can you hear me now?”
Ordering a chicken and an egg from Amazon to see which comes first won’t really answer the age-old debate. Spending time debating the best way to fulfill our Christ-given mission doesn’t really help either. Christ called us to action, not inaction! Today, we continue to study the mission we have been given, and a possibly […]
Becoming a church that makes a difference in its community does not just happen; it takes intentional obedience and action from the individuals in the congregation. Today, we’re going to review our mission and gain insight into how we can become an outward-growing church.
Becoming a maturing follower of Jesus Christ does not happen accidentally! It takes intentional sacrifice and intentional obedience for us to become more like Christ. Today, we will consider our purpose as Christ-followers and be challenged to live as if we, individually, want to be mature followers of Jesus Christ.
Guest Speaker – Pastor Bill Stovall will be sharing God’s word from Matthew 25:31-46
The idea of lasting joy seems similar to alleged sightings of Bigfoot: 1. It’s rare to non-existent, 2. A few claim to have done it, but their descriptions or pictures are a little fuzzy, and 3. There is a notable lack of verifiable evidence. In today’s Advent sermon, we will study the joy Jesus came […]
There are days when turmoil seems to be the norm rather than peace. Yet later this month, we will celebrate the birth of One who promised to be our Prince of Peace. Did Christ lie, or is it actually possible to experience peace, even when life doesn’t make sense?
For many, the Christmas season is a crazy time. You struggle to balance your checkbook with wants. You struggle to balance spare time with family demands. Some days, you just plain struggle. Today’s message will remind us that in our struggle, we have hope. This hope may not change our situation, but it can change […]