Dean Elliott teaches from Mark 1:21-45. In today’s passages, we discover the essence of Jesus through four key points that guide believers in following Him. These points can be seen as “Full Disclosures.” The book of Mark highlights Jesus’s Lordship and explores what it means to follow Him and be His disciple. Additional Scripture References: […]
David denHartog begins a new series on discipleship from the book of Mark. In this new series, we will explore how believers are called to follow Christ amidst suffering from a hostile world. In today’s passage, Mark 1:1-20, we will examine the invitation to follow Christ in discipleship and the characteristics of those who choose […]
Kevin Bentley concludes his mini-series, Harmful Emoji, with a message about worry. We will learn how worrying is biblically a lack of trust in God, as even Jesus repeats the phrase “Do not worry” three times in Matthew 6. We will also explore why we tend to worry and discover biblical ways to handle worry. […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Luke 8:40-48. Today’s topic is shame, which we will learn is a complex emotion to handle and differs from guilt. Shame can originate from various sources, some within and some outside of our control, and when not properly addressed, it can have long-term negative effects on a person. In today’s passage, […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Proverbs 16:18. Today, we will learn what pride is and the problems it causes, mostly through one’s behaviors. Then Kevin will explain the difference between healthy and sinful pride, and finally, how one can deal with their pride. View Sermon Notes HERE. Additional Scripture References: James 4:6; Psalm 10:4; Psalm 25:9; […]
Kevin Bentley begins a new mini-sermon series titled “Harmful Emoji.” Kevin teaches from James 1 and Proverbs 29:22. In today’s message, he discusses the problem of anger, how to understand it, and effective ways to deal with it. View Sermon Notes HERE. Additional Scripture References: Genesis 4:4-5; 2 Kings 5:11; Proverbs 29:11; 1 Kings […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Romans 5 and Psalm 51.
Dean Elliott teaches from Romans 3 and Psalm 51. Today, we will go over the second of three areas of repentance, the provisions of the Lord, His truth, which must come first.
Dean Elliott teaches from Romans 7. Today’s passage will be examined alongside Psalm 51. Both passages remind us of the significance of God’s grace for everyone. We will also explore what confession of sin should and should not include. Additional Scripture References: Psalm 51:1-2, and 6; Romans 1:16, 17, and 18; Romans 3:23
Dean Elliott launches a new mini-series called “As Easy As…?” Today, he teaches from Psalm 51.