Sermons Category: Books of the Bible

Kevin Bentley teaches from Mark 12:38-44 as we continue our Forward By Faith Campaign. In today’s passage, we will see how Jesus teaches his disciples a lesson through a widow. Historically widows were symbols of a nation. We will see how this particular widow gave proportionally more than anyone else, not only in materials but […]

Dr. Mitch Glaser joins us for Missions Awareness Sunday. Mitch teaches from Leviticus 23. We will see how these Festivals teach us about God’s plans, and how each Festival also points to Jesus. Additional Scripture References: Romans 11:25

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts 20:13-38. In today’s passage, we will see a review of the past, a testimony of the present & a warning about the future. We will also discuss the meaning of shalom. Is your life characterized by shalom and how do you represent yourself around others? Additional Scripture References: Proverbs 16:2; […]

David denHartog teaches from Acts 20:1-12. To some degree, all believers are a shepherd of God’s flock. Shepherding plays a key roll in the life of believers since they can either shepherd those in their sphere of influence or be shepherded by someone. Today, we will see how Paul is an under-shepherd of God’s flock. […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 19:21-41. We will see what a win in Christianity looks like in today’s world. We will also see how it may be time for those who have been successful, to begin using a new strategy. Lastly, we must never forget that even when we experience success as Christians, the enemy […]

David denHartog teaches from Acts 19:8-20. We will go over four main points that will help believers be instruments in building God’s kingdom. Each one of these points is drawn directly from the text. The overall vision is to reach those beyond the church walls. Additional Scripture References: Psalm 103:1-5; Galatians 5:19-21

Tom Worthley teaches from Genesis 3. In a world of many messages, ideas, thoughts, and voices, we can trust only one voice and there is only one voice we should listen to. In today’s passage, we will see that God was the first to speak, and all He says is good and true. Therefore we […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 18 and 19. Sometimes God doesn’t immediately, if not at all, open doors for us even though we are trying to do good things. God’s plans are greater than ours and He could be preparing something far better than we could have imagined or anticipated on our own. In today’s […]

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts 18. Paul comes to a difficult place in Corinth. But God still encourages Paul to minister in Corinth through devoted helpers, opportunity in opposition, words of assurance, and His will. Additional Scripture References: Galatians 6:9; Galatians 6:2; 1 Corinthians 16:9; Nehimiah 5; 1 Corinthians 1; Numbers 6; James 4; 2 […]

David denHartog teaches from Acts 17. Our culture is increasingly becoming secular so we must learn how to share the gospel with those who have no biblical background. In today’s passage, Paul shares the gospel with a culture that has many idols, similar to how our culture does today. Through Paul’s message, we can learn […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 17

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts Acts 16.

Guest Speaker Josh Denhart teaches from Deuteronomy 4. Deuteronomy is the second book of the law to Israel, which is more about legacy than law. The three main points from today’s teaching are 1.) Remembering God’s faithfulness 2.) The dangers of forgetting 3.) Passing the baton. Additional Scripture References: 2 Chronicles 20:20; Job 39:1-4; 2 Corinthians […]

David denHartog teaches from Acts 15 and 16. We will see how issues continue to arise from within the church which can sometimes cause a split. When things are going well in ministry, we don’t always understand why these types of splits happen. But God always has a purpose that we may not see at […]

Dean Elliot teaches from Acts 15. In today’s passage, we will see the fourth internal threat to the church. Peter will point out that keeping rules and traditions does not get people into heaven. Only by grace people can be saved through faith in Jesus. That’s it, nothing else. Additional Scripture References: Acts 14:27-28; Romans 3

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts 14. In today’s passage, we will see what happens when the Gospel is proclaimed and what happens after. Believers should be able to clearly display the truth they live by as opposed to the lies of the world. They shouldn’t compromise God’s word. Some people will not like when believers […]

Today we celebrate all mothers who are truly a blessing to us all. Happy Mother’s Day! David denHartog teaches from Acts 13. In order to share the gospel most effectively we must know the basics about the Doctrine of Salvation which Paul goes over in this passage.   Additional Scripture References. Romans 1:16; Ephesians 2:8-9

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 13. In addition to praying for the Lord’s Kingdom to come, we must also pray for people who are willing to do His kingdom work and God will use those who are faithful and obedient to His will. The Jewish church has spread, so now we will begin to see […]

David denHartog teaches from Acts 12. Suffering and persecution often happen to those who believe in the gospel, but all people, believers or not, will at one point suffer in this life because we live in a broken world. Many times God does not intervene in our sufferings, but that does not mean He isn’t […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 11. As stated in last week’s sermon, when something is mentioned several times in one passage, it’s very important. In today’s passage, we will see how believers have an important job to do and that job will not be fully accomplished until Jesus returns. We will also see how we […]

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts 11. We will see the gospel’s good news come to the Gentiles and their faith in Christ change the dynamics of the early church. It was a difficult transition for the believing Jews to welcome believing Gentiles. But in the end, we will see Christian Jews and Gentiles work out […]

For Easter Sunday, David denHartog teaches from Romans 8. Each person has the choice to submit to the law of flesh or the law of the spirit. We will see a clear definition of someone who has the Holy Spirit living in them. Christians receive the Holy Spirit after putting faith in Christ alone, but […]

Kevin Bentley teaches from Mark 15 for Maundy Thursday in place of Good Friday this year. We will see the timeline of what seems to be one very long day for Christ Jesus. He endured the cross for your sins and the sins of the world.

Kevin Bentley teaches from Acts 10. In this passage, we see God setting the scene for the beginning of the international church. There are believers amongst the Jews, Samaritans, and now Gentiles after Peter shares the Gospel with Cornelius and his house. God divinely prepared these gentiles to hear Peter preach. God shows no partiality. Jesus […]

Dean Elliott teaches from Acts 10.  God gave Abraham a promise over 2000 years ago that He has yet to revoke. In this passage, we will see an example of how God fulfills His promise of blessing His people. Every person has been designed to respond to God, but some people may be missing the […]