Kevin Sale teaches from Philippians 3:4-21, at the conclusion of the Disciple-Now weekend for the youth. There are things in our past that we pursue because they are so important to us, but later on they just collect dust. We can get caught up in pursing them and think that...
God loves us tremendously! When we understand and believe that, we act differently. But just like hot coffee becomes lukewarm by one degree at a time, so our Christian life and our love for Jesus can cool off one degree at a time. Don Hunt challenges us to increase one...
Dean Elliott teaches from Matthew 7:1-6, which begins the application portion of the Sermon on the Mount, after Jesus has finished expanding on the Beatitudes. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is speaking to the disciples about how to fish for other people. Prayer that works is an important necessity to fishing...
Dean Elliott continues the Behold the King series with Matthew 6:25-34. Fear will keep us from being generous and better stewards. Jesus says three times in this passage, “Therefore do not worry.” Our quiet time and our prayer time should connect us to the goodness of God, set our focus on the...
David denHartog teaches from Matthew 6:19-24, a continuation of the Sermon on the Mount, helping us to gain an eternal perspective on money. Once in heaven, we will no longer be able to use the currency that is here on earth. The size and amount of what we have in heaven...
David denHartog resumes the Behold The King series from Matthew. Today, we learn from Matthew 6:6-16 what not to do and what to do when we pray. Jesus also gives us a pattern to follow when we pray. This pattern becomes the outline and we fill in the subpoints. Additional Scripture: I...
Dean Elliott explains the title Jesus most often used, Son of Man. He was God, but he took on all aspects of humanity. While this is very difficult to understand HOW this is possible, Dean explains WHY its necessary. Scripture References: Isaiah 9:6-7; Matthew 8:1-3; Luke 19:1-10
Dean Elliott continues the Christmas series, And He Shall Be Called, explaining another title of Jesus. He is the Son of God. Jesus is very God. Scripture Reference: John 20:19-29
David denHartog wishes to give us a deeper appreciation or broader knowledge of one of the titles given to Jesus, in order enhance our worship of Jesus this Christmas season. Jesus is called “The Lamb of God” twenty seven times in the book of Revelation. Pastor David uses Revelation 5...
David denHartog begins our Christmas series, “And He Shall Be Called ….” How can we have joy during this Christmas season, when for so many of us there is hardship, depression, despair, or even just busy-ness and stress? In Isaiah 8:22-9:7, God gives us a promise and person so that we...