sunday sermons

The last teaching in this series focuses on sharing the entire plan of Salvation effectively. We discuss tips on how to get the conversation started, resources to use, and how to follow up after sharing the Gospel. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

Here we continue the evangelism series by looking at two points: Law to the proud, and grace to the humble. The purpose of God’s Law is to show us how to live a holy life. The Law also shows us we’re guilty of sinning against God. Once the Law shows our guilt, then the grace of Christ is Good News

In part 2, we focus more on how to communicate that death is the consequence of sin and how to respond to different excuses that people may have. Click on this link and let your Gospel presentation flourish. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

Here is the first lesson of the new series on evangelizing. Witnessing can be outlined in 3 points (aka the Roman Road). 1. We’ve all sinned. 2. The wages of sin is death. 3. But God has given us the remedy of Jesus Christ.  In this first lesson, we use God’s commandments to illustrate that we’re sinners. Click the play

Do you have a hard time getting out of your comfort zone? In this lesson, we learn Solomon’s advice for taking risks. Many of our choices are clearly defined in the Bible (right and wrong choices), and many are choices that we need to step out in faith in (right and left choices).. Click the play button below to listen

Click here to learn the 5 main lessons from the making of the gold calf in Exodus. This lesson compares idol worship in Moses’ day with idol worship today. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

In this lesson, Pastor B discusses the idol of sexual immorality during Joshua’s day and compares it to modern day society. This is an in-depth look at how to obey God and be pure with our bodies. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

If you’re a Christian in name but not in actions, or if you have loved ones who make that claim of being a believer yet they lack the desire to follow God’s commands, then listen to this teaching from Joshua. The most dangerous thing in this world is thinking you’re on the right path when you’re not. Click the play

It was just an ordinary day in Bethlehem 2016 years ago, but God gave the people of Israel so many details about Christ’s birth. The Old Testament told the people where the Messiah would be born, who His family would be, and when He would be born. Many missed the Savior because they weren’t in touch with God’s Word –

Our sin has aroused the anger of God and has caused a great storm. Just like in the case of Jonah, Jesus threw Himself into the sea in order to calm the wrath of the storm and save the lives of the sinful people. We celebrate Christmas because it was the time Jesus threw Himself out of heaven in order

For this Thanksgiving lesson, we focus on Paul’s gratitude towards the Philippian church. Paul writes the letter to the Philippians after their encouragement and support of Paul during his trials. In that letter, Paul teaches  that the secret of living a life filled with joy doesn’t depend upon worldly ups and downs, but rather success in doing God’s work. Click

God will bless those who bless Israel and He will curse those who curse Israel. This teaching shows what happened to the enemies of Israel in the past. You will also hear about the status of our country’s support of Israel and how we can help by voting. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

In this lesson, Brian compares his appreciation of the church people with Christ’s appreciation for the disciples after everyone deserted Him. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

There was probably nobody more bitter in the Bible than Jonah. In this lesson, we look at how God sees bad people as potential future Christians; And we compare this to the poor attitude Jonah had after 120,000 Assyrians got saved. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

There is a satisfaction that comes with getting revenge. Unfortunately, the end result is not God’s will. God tells us to leave room for His wrath. When we do this, He will humble our enemies while at the same time making them our footstool to be lifted up. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

There are 3 ways we deal with the guilt of our bad choices. We take responsibility, we do nothing, or we try to destroy the evidence. Herodias went to great lengths to get rid of John the Baptist as he was a constant reminder of her guilt. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

Tim Tackett shares a great teaching about what it means to be a member of the local and universal church. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

15 years after the terror attack of 9/11, we look at two of the benefits of going through hard times. These benefits are that:1) Tribulation unites us. 2) Tribulation draws us close to God. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

This lesson teaches us that Jesus IS the Word of God. The entire Bible was authored by Him as He gave authority to the writers. Please enjoy this informative teaching about the value of the Bible. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

Isaiah shows us that Jesus is our physical and spiritual healer. Enjoy this breakdown of 3 reasons that Christ healed people. The Gospel of John gives us insight – especially with the resurrection of Lazarus. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

This is an eye-opening lesson that is centered around the teaching of Jesus that we need to count the cost BEFORE we can become His follower. Are you willing to put Him above your family and even your own life? Click the play button below to listen to this message.

This teaching looks into the miracle of Jesus and Peter walking on water. Peter shows us that we will sink when we take our focus off Jesus. No matter what storm you’re going through, Jesus is always a prayer away. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

In this lesson, we identify the holiness of God’s presence in comparison to sinful man. God warns us that “no one can look upon His face and live”. Jesus Christ is the Shield that all of us desperately need BEFORE we stand judgement in God’s presence. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

In part 2, we’ll look at the question “what am I doing today that will matter in a million years from now?” Jonathan, son of king Saul, teaches us about looking at the big picture. Click the play button below to listen to this message.

This series begins with a self-examination of our faith by asking two questions: 1, Does Jesus know me? and 2, Does Satan know me? There is no sugar-coating of the Gospel here! Click the play button below to listen to this message.