David denHartog continues the Same Page series, now in I Corinthians 6:9-14. In our culture, there is a disconnect between sex and spirituality. We don’t realize that our sexual morality choices have an impact on our connection with God. In this passage, Paul explains why sex outside of marriage is wrong. We begin with four negative […]
For many of us, there have been times after a dispute when we feel like we have gotten the short end of the stick. This is harder to bear when the other person is a professing Christian. First Corinthians 6:1-11 gives us 5 principles that should govern the Christian’s actions and they apply in all disputes – the […]
David denHartog continues teaching about church discipline. Motivation is huge when it comes to dealing with sin in the church. We must first judge the sin in our own hearts, then move into one another’s lives. This takes courage, and motivation from within. I Corinthians 5:6-13 gives us the reason for moving into the lives […]
David denHartog begins teaching I Corinthians 5 with a confession about an area of his leading in the church. We live in a culture today characterized by every sin and vice, and where those that claim to be Christians also participate in the same sins and look much like the world around them. The church […]
Dean Elliott continues his previous sermon about the rules of judgement in the body of Christ. In last week’s sermon, he explained that what we judge must begin with moral clarity – and that not going beyond what is written in the Bible. We also must have moral consistency. This week, Dean explains that we […]
Dean Elliott continues the Same Page series in I Corinthians 4:6-14. In I Corinthians, Paul gives us certain things which we cannot judge and certain things we must judge. If you don’t judge in those areas, the results are catastrophic. Paul uses the example of parenting when exercising moral authority. In this section, Dean explains 2 of the […]
Don Hunt expounds on Matthew 5:13-16. Jesus teaching the disciples, and the crowd around them, about how they are to be salt and light. As a church, we are also to be salt and light in our community. Where do you need to be salt and light?
This Easter Sunday, David denHartog teaches about heaven, where we are guaranteed to go if we have placed faith alone in Christ alone as our passport for entry. From John 14 and I John 3, we learn that heaven is a real place whose residents are people fully transformed into His likeness.
This Palm Sunday, Dean Elliott teaches from Luke 19 about Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. The careful preparation of the Lord allowed those who believed in Him to participate at the right time. Remembering this time in history allows us an opportunity to remember in whom we trust.
We all want to leave a legacy in life. Today’s text from I Corinthians 3:18 – 4:5 gives us an epitaph that we could all strive to reach. Paul first gives us several we should avoid, before telling us what we should aim for.