Sermons

Dean Elliott teaches from 2 Thessalonians 1:1-5.

David denHartog teaches the first in a new series, What in the World is Happening?   We live in a changing world, and there is much misinformation that you and I are subject to.  When there is misinformation, there is often misapplication on we should live our life.  The Thessalonians didn’t know what was happening in […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Colossians 4:7-18, the last of the series in “Christ, Our Life.”  Lists of names are typically not interesting, unless your name is on the list or you know some of the people on the list.  This section is largely a list of names and represents an ancient snapshot of Paul’s life […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Colossians 4:2-6, continuing the series, “Christ, Our Life.”  In this passage, Paul casually mentions a stewardship that is unique to Christians: only Christians have access to the throne room of God and have the power of God inside them.  All people are given the same amount of time.  How do we […]

Kevin Bentley teaches from Colossians 3:18 – 4:1.  In Colossians, this is where believers put into practice what has come before — where the rubber meets the road.

On Christmas Eve, David denHartog teaches from various Old Testament prophecies.  When Christ comes again, the Jewish people will ask: Has Messiah been here before?

David denHartog continues the Christmas story, from Luke 2:21-38.  There are times in life when we think we know someone, but think of them better than they actually are or think them worse than they actually are.  When it comes to our knowledge of our Jesus Christ, sometimes we think little when He is much, […]

David denHartog begins the Christmas series teaching from Genesis 3:14-15, Luke 2:1-14, and Revelation 12:1-5.  Like the beachhead on the Normandy coast that led to the victory of the Allies in World War II, so Jesus’ birth established a beachhead and victory for the heavenly realms.  In Genesis 3:14-15, we see God’s declaration of war […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Colossians 3:12-17.  Last week’s sermon was all about what we as believers need to say ‘no’ to, so that we can say ‘yes’ to who we are in Christ.  This week, we see five items we can put on like clothing and three principles that we can live our lives by. […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Colossians 3:5-11.  As believers, we have new life if Christ and yet, the old life has not been taken away.  How can we say ‘no’ to the flesh, so that we can say ‘yes’ to something better? Additional Scripture references: Romans 1; Genesis 4; Romans 7; James 3:16; 2 Corinthians 3:18