Sunday Sermons

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.

We live in a highly sexualized culture. It seems no matter where we look the topic of sex is front and center. How do we as Christ’s followers live for God in a hyper-sexual world? In this series, we will examine the immeasurable value of our bodies and God’s ultimate plan to redeem them.

We live in a highly sexualized culture. It seems no matter where we look the topic of sex is front and center. How do we as Christ’s followers live for God in a hyper-sexual world? In this series, we will examine the immeasurable value of our bodies and God’s ultimate plan to redeem them.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we complete our study of 1 John and remind ourselves that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this summer as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.

Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in herwomb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.

Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in herwomb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.

Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in herwomb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.

Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in herwomb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.