Messages

A message from the series "Heaven and Nature Sing." Our Christmas message series will begin this Sunday titled, “Heaven and Nature Sing”. Some of our favorite Christmas hymns are steeped in doctrine and bring forth in worship what the Word has proclaimed. In this series our pastors will show us how some of our most revered hymns are born from scripture. This week Pastor Dave will focus on the hymn “O Little Town of Bethlehem”.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will preach the final message of our Ephesians series. These past few Sundays we have been learning of the “Whole Armor” that God has provided for us to enter into the battle. Now we will learn of the energy that enables the Christian soldier to wear the armor and wield the sword. Prayer, praying in the Spirit to connect to the will and power of God. Prayers that include praying for one another and praying for boldness. This week in preparation take time to meditate and pray over this section of God’s Word.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will conclude the mini-series of messages on the “Whole Armor of God” in Ephesians 6:10-20. We will focus on the last piece of our armor, the Sword of the Spirit, and then address the necessity and privilege of prayer, as we complete this teaching on spiritual warfare. Take some time this week to pray and celebrate the tools and equipment God provides us with to join in the battle.

A message from the series "Standalone."

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will continue with the study in Ephesians 6:10-20 “The Whole Armor of God”. As we prepare for this discussion, please focus your scripture time this week by turning to the Old Testament book of Isaiah. In your bible or on the attached document read Isaiah 11:1-5, 49:1-6, 52:7, and 59:17. How exciting it is to know that long before Paul wrote to the early churches every element of the armor was first worn by Jesus Christ our “Warrior King!”

A message from the series "Ephesians." Sunday we will continue our sub-series “Standing Firm”. Our message will focus on Ephesians 6:10-18 “The Whole Armor of God”. How wonderful it is to know that when we come to know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, we are given a suit of armor and weaponry to enter the battle against the forces of evil. That equipment grows stronger and more powerful as we grow in our faith.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This past Sunday, Pastor Dave introduced us to Ephesians 6:10-20, “The Whole Armor of God”. In his teaching, we learned of the “Reality of an Enemy” and of “Spiritual Warfare”. Verse 11 says, “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil”. Early in scripture, God gives us the account of Job, a righteous man, mature in character that gave all glory to God. In this story, we see the reality of the enemy and the example of wearing the armor of God when in spiritual warfare. Please read Job chapters 1 – 2 in preparation for Sunday’s message.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday, Pastor Dave will continue our study of Ephesians, focusing on chapter 6 verses 10-20. After a brief review of the first 5 ½ chapters of Ephesians, we will take the first step in an extended study of the “Armor of God’. Moving from the metaphor of walking, and the worthy walk, we will now look at what it means to stand firm in the Lord against the devil and spiritual forces.

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday, Pastor Chris will have us turn to Ephesians 6:5-9. God’s word written by Paul in the first century A.D. is as relevant today as it was then. The question begs, “in serving Christ what should our heart and our actions look like as employees or as an employer?” Is doing a good job being obedient to God and within His will? Is it part of our witness how we project Christ as an employee or an employer? Join us Sunday as Pastor Chris unpacks this important section of Scripture.

A message from the series "Standalone." his Sunday, Pastor Dave will take us to Acts 2:42-47. The message theme is “These are my People”, looking at life in the Church of God, as the “People” of God. The early church set the example of believers bonding as family. Brothers and sisters in Christ worshiping, breaking bread, and caring for each other. Their fellowship, meaning “having in common”, was voluntary and motivated by love. All characteristics of God’s design that our churches should mirror today.