Sermon Series

THE GOSPEL: Surrender is freedom. God is in control. He is in control of my situation. He is in control of my identity. He is good, kind, loving, and worth trusting. He works all things together for His glory and my good.

I was saved at an early age. We started going to church, and I heard about being a Christian and if I confess my sins and ask Jesus into my heart, I would go to heaven. I believe in him and I remember really being on fire for him. I’d would tell my friends and family about Jesus, and wanted everyon

I recently read the story of the Worst Roommate ever. Bad roommates are late on rent. They don’t flush the toilet. They make noise and fight over the thermostat setting. But this roommate takes conflict to a whole new level. Here’s the story: Back in 2017, Alex Miller posted an add for a roommate o

The most infamous heretic in church history was a man named Arius in the fourth century. He denied the deity of Jesus Christ. He taught that Jesus was a created being, not divine, not eternal, and therefore, not fully God. Those claims alarmed church leaders and put Arius on the heresy watch-list.

In Romans chapter 7, Paul brings clarity to a question Christians have struggled to answer for a long time: how do we as followers of Jesus relate to God’s moral law? Even though Paul’s argument aims at clarity, it challenges some of the most capable theologians and students of Scripture. It’s one o

Holy Week – John 18:3-11 Triumph. Humility. Confrontation. Celebration. Betrayal. Anxiety. Prayer. Trials. Torture. Death. Weeping. Resurrection. Victory. Jesus had quite the week. As we reflect this Holy Week – from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday – on all the events leading up to Jesus’ death,

Author Philip Yancey describes himself as, “a pilgrim, still ‘in recovery’ from a bad church upbringing, searching for the possibility of a faith rooted in grace instead of fear.” In his memoir, Where the Light Fell, he recounts his surprising journey from a strict fundamentalist upbringing to a li

I met a lady years ago and began inviting her church. She was not opposed to Christianity, she just had been out of church for years. One random Sunday she showed up and loved the service. She even filled out a connect card and asked for follow up. A close member of her family needed counseling. Our

When Jesus saves us, what changes? We know our sins have been forgiven and we’ll go to heaven when we die. But it doesn’t take 27 books and 260 chapters (The New Testament) to tell us that. What else changes when we believe the gospel? In his letter to the church in Rome, Paul argues that our justif

After their parents died, three brothers living in New Jersey were cleaning up the estate. They saw a painting hanging up in the dining room that had always creeped them out as kids. It was the image of a young lady who was either unconscious, or dead as two adults wave smelling salts under her nose