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Today, Landon Rohrer continues in the sermon series with Hebrews 4:14-5:14. We learn Jesus is our high priest who enables us to draw near to God, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.

Today, Pastor Jason Armstrong takes us through Hebrews 4:1-13. It reminds us if we remain obedient to Christ, we will enter into the eternal, spiritual rest offered by God.

When you consider Jesus… what is happening in your heart? Today, Dr. Rupert Loyd uses Hebrews 3:1-19 to help us understand, if Jesus is here, how will we respond?

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert helps us to understand Hebrews 2:1-18. This passage asks the question, “What will you do when you face suffering as a result of following Jesus?”

Today we start a new series in the book of Hebrews. Landon Rohrer shows us Hebrews 1:1-14 to help us recognize who Jesus is. He is the Son of God, he speaks today, and he is superior to all creation. The one who lived, died, and rose for you.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Luke 24:13-35, to help us recognize Jesus as the fulfillment of all we hope for.

We are living in anxious times. Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Luke 23:1-25 to remind us, Holy Week is an opportunity to learn to become more steadfast, as we follow Jesus together.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses John 12:1-8, the account of Mary anointing Jesus. He explains being a member of the church is not like other memberships. We use the term “covenant partner” because we also share in sacrifice.

Have you ever been caught in despair, lying awake at night unable to escape your thoughts? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert shows how David, in Psalm 63, remembers he has the Lord’s love, which is better than life itself.

Do you recognize God’s love for you? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about the parable of the lost son in Luke 15:11-32, and the love of the father.

When you pray, do you expect to encounter God? Today, Landon Rohrer leads us through David’s prayer in Psalm 27.

Today, with Deuteronomy 26:1-11, Pastor Clint Tolbert leads us to remember God’s faithfulness and gracious character.

Today we celebrate our Sanctuary renovation and rededicate it for worship. As we notice this place with gratitude, Pastor Clint Tolbert shows in 1 Corinthians 3:10-17, that God dwells within the people, not the four walls.

Pastor Clint Tolbert shows us Luke 12:13-21, and Matthew 6:19-21. Jesus encourages people to seek life, not through the accumulation of worldly possessions, but in the kingdom of heaven – a life that is truly abundant and eternal.

Are you happy with the wealth you have, or would you like to earn more, have more, do more? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert considers what 1 Timothy 6:6-10 tells us about contentment.

Why do you give what you give? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Luke 7:36-50 to show us true generosity flows from love and gratitude, not obligation.

Where does generosity come from? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert begins this new sermon series, not by looking at ourselves, but by recognizing the unmatched generosity of God.

Have you heard the saying, “Jesus is the light of the world?” Today, Pastor Jason Armstrong shows us Isaiah 60:1-5. It reminds us to live as the light of Christ in the world, and to look for areas to shine that light.

How does your heart respond to Jesus’ name? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert looks at Luke 2:21-35, and the promise of salvation revealed through Jesus.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about Galatians 4:4-7, and the reasons why God became human when Jesus Christ was born.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Colossians 1:13-20 to help us recognize the depth of our need for salvation, and then recognize the divine nature of the Savior.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert suggests Advent is a time to reflect on the appearing of Christ – that we might turn away from worldly myths, towards the truth of the gospel.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Ephesians 3:14 – 4:6 to explore God’s purpose for the church.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about Matthew 25:31-40, and welcomes Gerald Lorenzo to tell us about Compassion International.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert shows us with John 14:15-21, that because of the Holy Spirit, we are never alone. The Holy Spirit empowers us.

What does the Bible want us to know about Jesus’ return? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert reflects on Matthew 24:30-51, and our preparation.

Are you experiencing Jesus’ power flowing through you? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert considers what the Bible actually teaches about the power of Jesus – his resurrection, his ascension and reign.

Why did Jesus have to die the way that he did on a cross? Today, Landon Rohrer uses Isaiah 53:3-6 and Mark 15 to talk about Jesus’ atoning sacrifice.

Why is it important to trust that Jesus is both fully God, and fully man? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert considers the description of Jesus in Hebrews 4:14-5:10.

What might prevent us from recognizing and receiving Jesus as Lord? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about the Nicene Creed, and things that test our belief.

Today, Pastor Jason Armstrong continues the discussion of the Nicene Creed. Because humans are made in God’s image and are given dominion over the earth, they have unique identity, dignity, authority, and purpose in Christ.

What is faith? Is it a feeling? Is faith something we develop for ourselves, or a gift from God? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert explores the nature of faith.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert begins a new sermon series about the Nicene Creed. We’ll be considering Saul’s conversion, and the account of Christ’s resurrection.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about the transfiguration of Jesus in Mark 9:2-13, and what happens when the apostles come down from the mountain.

Today we’re outdoors, where Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Acts 6:1-7, to talk about the role of Deacon in our church.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert focuses on Revelation 15:3-4. Remembering the character of God is the key to enduring faith. The “Song of the Lamb” lifts up God’s character and helps us to worship him.

Why is singing such an important part of worship?  Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert reminds us of The Hymn of Christ in Philippians 2:5-11.

Today, Pastor Jason Armstrong speaks about the Song of Moses in Exodus 15:1-18.

God works using unexpected people in unexpected ways to accomplish his promises. Today, Pastor Tom Fraser relates the story of Ehud in Judges 3:12-30.

Do you feel God calling you to do something, or be a certain way? Today, Pastor Tom Fraser looks at what the scripture in John 13:1-7 and Romans 1:1-12, say to us about God’s call.

Today, Pastor Tom Fraser looks at Mark 10:46-52. In it, a blind beggar named Bartimaeus teaches us what prayer is, and what it is not. What can we learn from him about prayer?

Today, Pastor Jason Armstrong tells the story of Naaman’s healing in 2 Kings 5:1-14. It’s a reminder to respond to God with humbleness and obedience.

Pastor Clint Tolbert shows in Ephesians 4:1-16, Paul urges the church to recognize the grace by which the church has held together, so that it might live in a manner worthy of its call.

Pastor Clint Tolbert shows in John 4:27-39…. Having been encountered by Jesus, the woman at the well shares her story with those from her hometown. Her story caused many to believe in Jesus. Are you able to share your story?

How will Jesus be known in the world?  Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses John 13:31-35 to show that the world will know Jesus by the way his followers love one another.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5. Having given instructions about worship and leadership, Paul cautions against “dos and don’ts.” Instead, he teaches the primary purpose of the church is to embody Jesus in the world.

Would you like to help others trust Jesus? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert reminds us through Matthew 4:19, how Jesus first called the disciples to be “fishers of men.”

What are you hearing? Today, Landon Rohrer explores the scripture in Romans 10:13-17. He talks about how God reveals himself to those who hear His Word being preached.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert introduces our capital campaign, speaking about Exodus 35:20-29, and 36:3-7. After being delivered from slavery, those who are willing participate in building the tabernacle, where God’s presence would continue to dwell with them.