Sermon Series

Grace isn’t just something God gives—it’s where God is. In this series, we follow people in Scripture who placed total confidence in God alone. What they received wasn’t just help for their needs, but deeper access to His presence. When we stop chasing outcomes and start seeking God Himself, we find that His grace is abundant—and never embarrassed by our shame.

In a time of spiritual complacency and looming judgment, the prophet Zephaniah delivers a thunderous wake-up call: the Day of the Lord is near, and no one will escape its fire. Yet within the storm of wrath, a door of mercy swings open—seek ye the Lord... it may be ye shall be hid in the day. This series journeys through a little-known but powerfully relevant book, reminding us that the God who judges is also the God who saves and restores. Don’t miss this timely invitation to humility, hope, and holiness.

What if the life you’re longing for—the one filled with purpose, power, and peace—isn’t something you have to chase, but something offered to you freely? Only Jesus can breathe resurrection life into dead, hopeless, or broken lives. In this series, we’ll discover how turning to Jesus and placing our full trust in Him opens the door to a life that not only overflows with joy but also holds us steady in the darkest moments.

The early Mediterranean church was suffering, fearful that they had somehow missed Christ’s return. But Paul’s message to them—and to us—is clear: no one will miss their moment before the King of Kings. Every person—both the faithful and the wicked—will stand before Him.
For God's children, this truth isn’t cause for fear but for hope. No matter how hard the days may be, we can wait for His return with confidence, living faithfully in a world that often feels like it’s falling apart. Join us as we walk through 2 Thessalonians and discover how to stand firm, stay ready, and live with unwavering hope in the face of life’s greatest challenges.

The book of Nehemiah tells an amazing story of God’s work in the lives of His people—rebuilding their walls and rebuilding their hearts. The people faced opposition, fears, and discouragement, but God taught them that they could depend on Him through it all. In this series, we will study how we can be strengthened to arise and build with our faithful God.

There is no other name like the name of God. With each name for God that he has shared with us, there is something that he wants us to know about who he is and how he works.

While there are many ways that we can understand our relationship to God (our lives as apart from God, under God, from God, for God, by God, etc.), God has made it clear in Scripture that his children get to live their lives "with" him. God told Moses that he would be "with" Moses. Jesus is God "with" us. Then Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to dwell "with" us.

Our church is launching out on a journey to renovate our Student Ministry Center. God often calls his people to follow him by faith. In Luke 5, Jesus asked four men to launch out into the center of the Sea of Galilee to let down their nets for a massive catch of fish. Jesus was showing these men that we can trust him when he gives us an assignment.

Following the example of 1 Corinthians 14:3, our church desires to see each delegate encouraged, edified, and exhorted to reach the next generation for Christ.

While God demonstrates his compassion for us in many ways, one way he shows it is by offering us rest. But beautifully, he does not reserve rest for the days that we are satisfied with what we have accomplished. Instead, he asks us to rest to demonstrate that we are satisfied with what HE has accomplished.

The greatest joy of life is to know God. Yet, over and over fallen people have walked away from God by allowing hard hearts and stiff necks in our soul. It's not that God is not reaching for us by his grace; instead, it is that we have abandoned his grace in search of piles of rock and metal that we can fall before. Discover how you can root out the obstacles in our lives that keep us from knowing God.

Neighbors Next Door - This year's conference will bring to light unreached communities that God has brought to us. More information can be found at missionsconference.org.

Someone once wrote that the greatest opportunity a child of God possess is "to know God and to make Him known". Journey with us through the Bible's pages as we seek to discover the depths of the glory and grace of God.

We live in dark days. Much like the readers of Peter's second letter, we can find ourselves confused and discouraged by what we see around us. Yet, God's Word tells us that we can remain steady in our faith as we follow Jesus. This series will explore four parts of 2 Peter that teach us how we can have gospel durability in dark days.

God has given His children every resource they need to hold the ground He has already won in their lives.

While the landscape of idolatry from the Ancient Near East is not easily observed in the West, the human tendency to give worth and value to imitation gods is just as present. Through the theme of idolatry in the Bible, we will discover how we still seek to our idols to provide us worth, satisfaction, and blessings. But we will also see how God, through Jesus, is the only real source an abundant life.

Being tough by the world's standards is easy as cake compared to the tough lifestyle God calls His children to live. In this series, we will look at five actions that, apart from God's grace at work in our lives, are just too tough for us to perform in our own strength.

In this series on Genesis 39-50, we see that throughout the ups and downs of Joseph's life, God was the architect of an amazing plan that went unseen to most. As we study these chapters we will discover an incredible truth: God is always at work, and what He is doing is always good.

Hezekiah was a bold leader. But what the Bible really highlights about his life is that he had a bold faith. He led his nation to revival. He encouraged the people around him to trust God at all costs. And while he wasn't perfect in every aspect of his life, he is a marvelous example to us of bold faith.

During the Christmas season, many people think about home. It could be our childhood home. Or it could be about gathering with our parents or grandkids. But the home many of us direct our attention toward is the home of Mary and Joseph as they laid the Son of God in a manger. But more than that, Christmas is an opportunity for us to consider our own home.

Following the example of 1 Corinthians 14:3, our church desires to see each delegate encouraged, edified, and exhorted to reach the next generation for Christ.

Living in Jesus is an amazing life. It is a life of faith that grows into fruit. But at its core, it is a gospel-centric life that flows out of a relationship with our heavenly Father.

On Mission at Home - Our conference will highlight that God has asked us to be on mission wherever He has placed us. More information can be found at missionsconference.org.

As Israel advanced into the Promised Land, the people encountered challenges, setbacks, and new areas of growth. But when they were obedient, God helped His people take new ground for their lives. As we seek to move forward following Jesus, God also wants us to claim new ground in our spiritual lives. As we journey through Joshua, we will discover the obstacles in our lives that can prevent us from advancing the gospel in our lives, churches, and communities.

Leadership can be defined as influence used to take people in a particular direction. Christian leadership leads people to follow Jesus. Paul's short letter to Titus unpacks practical attributes Christian leaders can implement.

Finding relief in a broken world can be challenging, especially when selfishness is so common. But through the power of the gospel, God's people can discover victory over selfishness and healing for their broken relationships.

Many people feel hopeless in many, if not all, areas of life—life hasn’t gone according to plan. But the Bible was written to give people lasting hope, a hope found only in Jesus Christ. Listen as we discover how God’s eternal hope for humanity was delivered to faithful people at the most unexpected moments.

Following the example of 1 Corinthians 14:3, our church desires to see each delegate encouraged, edified, and exhorted to reach the next generation for Christ.

Launching into the Deep - Our conference will highlight the area of the world known as Australia and Oceania, made up of the Australian mainland and some 8,000 other islands. More information can be found at missionsconference.org.

God is able to save sinful men and deliver a fallen world. But what should grip our hearts is that God wants to save all people who turn to Him in repentance and faith. Go deep with us in our journey to unpack what Scripture teaches about salvation.

Every church should be an epicenter for the mission of God to reach all people with the gospel. A study in the book of Acts.