In this series we will walk through the Book of Exodus and how God created a people for Himself and how they were meant to walk with Him as covenant people.
In this sermon series we will be looking at what the Bible says about matters of heaven, hell, and the afterlife. Our aim is to allow Scripture to be our guide and final authority on these matters. We will cover some of the following topics:
What does the Bible means when it speaks of heaven/hell?
Why do people have to die?
What is the New Heavens & New Earth?
What will our resurrection bodies be like?
Join us every Sunday as we cover these questions and more!
This series will look at a very important question: what is the Church? We will examine the Scriptures and pull from the pages of the Bible to see how the Church is defined.
Join us in this sermon series as we look to the plight of this minor prophet, Habakkuk, and how he was eventually led to the Sovereignty of God and was able to see how in the end God will work all things according to our good.
This new series will be a verse-by-verse study in the book of Philippians. Paul is writing this letter to the church in Philippi as he is in prison, and shares with them how he is delighted with their efforts in the Gospel, and how they can truly find joy in Christ.
The book of Ecclesiastes is an Old Testament book that offers a contemporary question: what is the purpose of life? In the opening lines, 'the Teacher', says, 'What does man gain by all the toil at which he toils under the sun?' It is this question that has led to countless pursuits of happiness, meaning, and purpose. As we walk through this book, we will discover the biblical principles that help shape the Christian today.
Many have called this book pessimistic, but as we will see, it shapes the Good News of the Gospel and the resurrection of Christ!
In this series we will look at Paul's defense of the gospel as he writes to Jewish & Gentile Christians who makeup the house churches throughout Rome. This is one of the most important letters Paul wrote to the 1st Century church and has impacted many church fathers in their spiritual development.
Join us each week as we go verse by verse through the book of Romans!
Imagine if every believer could answer that question with the name of a person who is far from God—a person for whom they’re praying and with whom seeking to share the gospel. That’s the intention behind Who’s Your One. We believe God’s people don’t merely need another method for evangelism— what they need is a white-hot passion to see people who are far from God experience the new life He offers through Jesus Christ.
Over the coming days, our church and countless others will prioritize personal ownership of the Great Commission as we each intentionally pursue one person with the hope of the gospel. At times, it seems the mission is simply too complex and too vast for churches like ours and people like us. While we can’t do everything, we can do something. We can all take responsibility for one. And, because of God’s power and the work of His Spirit, each of our ones can add up to make a significant impact for God’s kingdom.
In this series we will look at the life of the prophet Jonah and how he interacted with God's plan for his life. We will cover Jonah's repentance & disobedience, and also the overwhelming compassion of God.
