Last Sunday, Pastor Jason Finley continued our series, The Church and Me,with a sermon from Luke 2:41-52 called “The Church and Her Youth.” We learned that we must find our identity in Jesus in order to experience abundant life. The abundant life of Jesus consists of worshiping Christ as our...
Last Sunday, Pastor Jason Finley began our new series, The Church and Me, with a sermon from 2 Timothy 3:14-17 called “The Church and Her Children.” We learned that the church must prepare her children to be steadfast in the face of hostility by imparting the truth to them, encouraging...
This past Sunday, Will Jackson preached from Psalm 115, closing out our summer series in the Psalms. He called us to worship God alone, not for our sake, but for the sake of His steadfast love and faithfulness. We were given an exhortation to remember God, cast down idols, and...
Last Sunday, Ryan Heard encouraged us from Psalm 139 to live intimately with God, remembering that he is our all-knowing keeper, ever-present sustainer, and loving creator. As we do, we will grow in our love for God and hatred of unrighteousness. This, in turn, will lead us to further invite...
This past Sunday, Pastor Ken preached from Psalm 103. He called us to remember God’s steadfast love in practicing worship as a spiritual discipline. As we continually call ourselves to remember who God is and what he has done, this leads us to respond to Him in worship. Then, as...
This past Sunday, Ronnie Morris preached from Psalm 95, and our congregation was spurred on to worship the Lord in community, in joyful celebration, in submission to God, and in obedience to Him. Read: Psalm 103 This coming Lord’s Day, Pastor Ken will continue our series in the Psalms with Psalm 103....
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Last Sunday, Pastor Ken preached on 2 Peter 1:1-11 and helped us see that assurance rests upon the finished work of Christ, is based on our new identity in Him, and is strengthened by the spiritual growth that He supplies. In this way, we were encouraged to cooperate with God’s...
Last week, Pastor Ken preached from Isaiah 40, encouraging us with the truth that the Lord gives power to those who acknowledge their weakness and wait on Him. Read: 2 Peter 1:1-11 This Sunday, Pastor Ken will preach from 2 Peter 1:1-11 and will exhort us to cooperate with God’s work in...
Last week, Pastor Jeremy finished our series, The King’s Sermon: On Earth as It is in Heaven. He challenged us, the King’s people, to build our lives based on the unchangeable, deeply rooted truth in the King’s words. Jesus says in Matthew 24:35, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but...