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- A Firm Foundation
- Acts 2:42-47
- Apostles' Creed
- Awaken
- Believing in the Future. Building on the Past.
- Christmas in the Gospels
- Coming Home
- Do This to Remember Me
- Engage
- Extraordinary Nobodies Of the Bible
- First Corinthians - Good News for a Troubled Church
- Getting Rid of Stuff!
- Gospel of the Holy Spirit
- Hope is Born
- Hope, Peace, Joy and Love
- Hospitality
- Humility
- Isaiah, The Fifth Gospel
- Jeremiah, The Weeping Prophet
- Jesus in the Gospel of John
- Jonah
- Joseph
- King David - A Man After God's Own Heart
- One
- One-Day Sermon Series
- People Jesus Changed
- Peter: Chiseled by the Master’s Hand
- Prophecy
- Proverbs: The Way of Wisdom
- Questions Jesus Asked
- Reformation 500
- Resolved in 2022: To Pray More
- Sacrifice
- Sermon on the Mount
- Signs of Jesus
- Simplicity
- Stewardship
- The Church
- The Forgotten God
- The Fruit of the Spirit
- The Heart of the Matter
- The Journey
- The Life of Moses
- The Songs of Christmas
- The Ten Commandments
- Through the Fire
- Titles for Jesus
- What's in a Name
- Worship
Or search our sermon archives for something of particular interest to you today:
When Jesus asked, “Who do people say that I am?” Peter replied with a great confession, showing what he had learned spirituality and also how far he had to go.
Peter was anxious to follow and imitate Jesus. He was willing to get out of the boat, but then he took his eyes off Jesus.
We can fish in the most improbable places, at the most inappropriate times and even among impossible people.
Jesus called Peter to be one of his first Disciples. He saw within him something that no one else saw. He saw a rock.
Hope and Grace are an essential part, even the direction of Biblical prophecy.
One of the great themes of the prophets is to warn everyone to worship the Lord God. Don’t settle for substitutes.
God is the judge who will ultimately set things right. This is cause for rejoicing as well as fear.
Prophecy is a gift the Apostle Paul told us to pursue. Why? What is prophecy and why is it so important?
Mary Magdalene was one of Jesus’ most devoted followers. She left behind her position of luxury and comfort to risk everything to be with the Messiah. What can we gain…
Judas was one of the twelve, chosen to learn at Jesus’ side. Still he chose to betray the Messiah. What can we learn from Judas?
Zacchaeus was a tax collector. Hated and despised for the way he exploited and abused the vulnerable, he nevertheless sought out Jesus and had his life transformed. What does this…
This man seemed to be sincere in his faith and wanting to grow. Jesus looked into his heart and challenged him to put God first. He couldn't do it. What…
A crippled man and his friends all had their lives changed. Physical and spiritual healing took place. What does this story have to tell us?
The Samaritan woman went from being someone of low repute with a bad past to a follower and evangelist. How does her life apply to us?
Nicodemus went from being a skeptic, to a closet Christian, to a full-fledged follower of Jesus Christ. Let’s look at his life and see how it applies to us.