Pastor Mike addresses how we ought to respond to profound failures in our lives. Joshua's response in Chapter 8 serves as a positive role model for us.
In our ongoing sermon series through Joshua, Pastor Mike exposits the story of the sin of Achan and implores us all to come clean about our sin and confess while we may.
Pastor Mike continues the story of Joshua, focusing on God's triumph through Joshua.
Pastor Mike continues the sermon series through Joshua, this week focusing on the need for a right fellowship with God through obedience.
Pastor Mike continues the story of Joshua's conquest of the Promised Land, focusing on the memorial activities of Israel after crossing the Jordan.
Pastor Mike exposits Joshua chapter 3 and then identifies points of continuity between the events recorded there and other events that happened in that same geographical region.
Isn't it comforting that we can't "figure out" everything about God? If we could, He wouldn't be God!
Pastor Mike begins his exposition of the book of Joshua by reminding us of the necessary components of Kingdom living--both in the case of the new nation of Israel and our present heavenly reality.
It is exciting to get a foretaste of all the ways the lessons in the book of Joshua prepare us for the story of the church and our own Christian lives.
He is Risen! Pastor Mike's Easter sermon addressed one common myth about the resurrection--that it came from pagan myths!
Pastor Mike looks at the various ways that Jesus was received by different groups in the events surrounding his triumpal entry.
Pastor Jason concludes his short series on factors that enhance our ability to disciple children in our home. This week focused on dialogue and community.
Pastor Jason starts a two-part miniseries on creating a home environment that fosters the discipleship of children toward becoming lifelong followers of Jesus.
Pastor Mike concludes our series through 1 Timothy by expositing a Biblical view of wealth in light of the gospel.
Pastor Mike continues his series through 1 Tim, focusing on the respect due to three categories of people: The aged, those in the pastorate, and employers.
This communion message is drawn from the confirmation of the covenant in Exodus 24.
Pastor Mike preaches a sermon on baptism drawn from Romans 6:1-14.
Pastor Mike helps us apply the principles from 1 Tim 5 about helping widows to modern-day benevolence.
Pastor Mike exposits an admonition to Timothy in our ongoing series through 1 Tim.
Our series through 1 Tim focuses on the church as a guardian of the truth of the gospel in the face of opposition.
Pastor Mike continues our series through 1 Timothy focusing on the description of and qualifications for the office of Deacon.
Pastor Mike resumes our sermon series through 1 Timothy, finishing the description of the qualifications of an elder, which Mike presents as aspirational for every Christian.
Elder John Neuhart shares the word with us this morning with an example of stepping out in faith and trusting God to work, drawn from the life of Johnath.
Returning to our series through 1 Timothy, Pastor Mike begins expositing the qualifications of an elder, all of which should be aspirational for Christian men in general.
Pastor Mike gives us another installment in our periodic communion series looking at types of communion in the Bible.
Pastor Mike finishes our Christmas Series by looking at the exaltation of Jesus in John 1:1-17. His is the Hero we've needed all along.
Pastor Ty continued our series for Christmas looking at failed Messiahs. Jonah was an example of an anti-hero. Ty showed how we are like him in so many ways. We need Jesus!
Our Christmas series continues by considering Solomon as an imperfect savior who leaves us longing for a better king in Jesus.
Pastor Jason opens our Christmas series by looking at Adam as a failed ruler of creation, leading us to desire a better Human in the person of Jesus.
Pastor Michael's Thanksgiving sermon was taken from Psalm 107. Several pictures of the redeemed are offered in this psalm, along with reasons to give thanks to God for His acts of redemption.