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Brian Haney - 10/31/2021
As Christians, we are constantly drawn towards and pulled into the Image of Christ. In this sermon, we discuss how we must make our point of view, knowledge, and habits centered in God.
Mike Roberts - 10/24/2021
Our world attempts to offer us things to replace the authentic things that we can only receive from God. In this sermon, we discuss how we do not settle for anything less than God’s glory and goodness when we live in His divine power.
Tom Mercer - 10/17/2021
Biblical fasting is the choice to pray for an extended period of time instead of eating to seek God’s power in this particular time of weakness. In this sermon, we discuss what it means to fast and when you should consider taking part in a fast.
Brian Haney - 10/10/2021
It is important to pray for our governing officials. In this sermon, we discuss how we don’t pray for our government because they are making godly decisions. Instead, we pray for our government because we need to lead godly lives.
Tom Mercer - 10/3/2021
There are moments when God feels far away. In this sermon, we discuss how we can pray when God feels far away and how inappropriate priorities can take our focus away from God’s presence.
Kurt Thielen/Kyle Patrick - 9/26/2021
Even though we may never meet them, it is important to pray for those who do missionary work. In this sermon, we discuss the five qualities of missional people and three examples of missionaries that we support that you can pray for.
Jackson Arnett - 9/19/2021
The way a person prays reflects his or her desires. In this sermon, we discuss how the right requests made to God reflect the right desires.
Tom Mercer - 9/12/2021
There are people who question whether or not prayer can change anything in their lives. In this sermon, we discuss the different aspects of our lives that prayer influences.
Tom Mercer - 9/5/2021
It is important to make sure the right influences frame your future. In this sermon, we discuss how truth frames out lives and how the Gospel frames our goals.
Tom Mercer - 8/29/2021
As Christians, we are called to love others as God loves us. In this sermon, we discuss how we must love people because they have value, are vulnerable, and because your reward depends on it.