Dean Elliott teaches from Matthew 11:25-30 for the Good Friday service. Its Friday…but Sunday’s coming!
Dean Elliott continues teaching from I Corinthians 15, in the third of the Forever Young series. We will be given another physical body after we die. Paul gives the Corinthians two reasons for why this is true. One, which he discussed last week, it was theologically necessary. The other, Dean teaches about this week.
Dean Elliott continues teaching from I Corinthians 15:20-34 about death and the importance of the resurrection – to awaken us to our destiny. Paul is answering the Corinthians question of “How do you say there is no resurrection?”
There are three standards of evidence in our judicial system: preponderance of evidence; clear and convincing evidence; and evidence that is beyond reasonable doubt. When it comes to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, there are also three lines of evidence. Pastor David denHartog explains them and expounds on evidence that is beyond a reasonable doubt […]
Don Hunt continues teaching from John 10.
Don Hunt teaches from John 10:1-11 about the sheep who know the Shepherd’s voice. Do you know the Shepherd’s voice? Are you following Him? Or, are you following the thief and the robber who try to come over the wall and steal you away with their shiny lures?
David denHartog wraps up the NEXT GENERATION NOW series with a lesson from Zechariah 4:1-14. The people are building the temple and God speaks through the prophet Zechariah. The building will be built “not by power, not by might, but by the Spirit of the Lord.”
Everything has been given to us by God. We are called to demonstrate our love to others, and to God. What is the ultimate test of your love for God? The answer is given in 2 Corinthians 8:1-12. David denHartog explains this passage and the ultimate test.
David denHartog teaches from 2 Corinthians 9:5-11a on “grace-giving.” Grace-giving is separate from tithe giving. This passage outlines four characteristics of grace-giving.
Dean Elliott continues teaching about tithing; from Hebrews 7:1-10. What is a tithe? Why is the tithe 10%?
Nursery rhymes are intended to help children learn about our world in fun and memorable ways. The book of Proverbs is intended to help us learn the basics of a wise person. In this sermon, Dean Elliott explains Proverbs 3, focusing on verses 9 and 10. Do you know what it means to tithe?
David denHartog teaches from I Corinthians 14 and explains the difference between the spiritual gifts of prophecy and speaking in tongues. We all come to church with deep needs. God uses others in the church to meet those needs, through spiritual gifts.
David denHartog begins with a question: What do you think of when you hear “church?” The church exists to make disciples – to become disciples and to make disciples. In other words, to build up the church. In I Corinthians 14, Paul gives three factors that are necessary for building up the people within the […]
Dean Elliott teaches from I Corinthians 13, explaining it within its context. God’s DNA is love, and this is what love looks like. It is better than any Spiritual gift. Dean also explains last week’s sermon title, “Fingerprints.” When the Holy Spirit picks you up, by the gifts of the Spirit, and carries you away, he […]
Dean Elliott continues teaching from I Corinthians. It seems as though the Corinthians have asked Paul, “How can we make ourselves more spiritual?” Paul answers the question in Chapter 12, emphasizing that no matter what your gift-mix, all of it is wasted if you do it just for you.
Dean Elliott continues the As It Was In the Days of Noah, a series that looks at the second coming of Christ as we prepare our hearts during the Christmas season. This series is not about being smarter or right in the details of Jesus’ second coming, but being ready. Because Jesus was born in a manger, […]
The focus of I Corinthians 11:17-34 is celebrating the Lord’s Supper. David denHartog hopes to give us a deeper appreciation and better understanding of the Lord’s Supper through today’s sermon.
David denHartog teaches through Psalm 32, explaining how God has given us forgiveness through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Don Hunt teaches through Ephesians 2:1-10, encouraging us to focus on God’s mercy – instead of Murphy’s laws.
Senior Pastor David denHartog examines gender roles (and designations) through a Biblical context.
In this fourth part of the “Well… It All Depends” series, we take a look at the jealousy of God for our hearts and our lives.
Associate Pastor Dean Elliott examines Paul’s words about his vocation, his worth, and his ultimate goal (winning people’s hearts and lives for Christ) in 1 Corinthians.
Dean Elliott speaks about loving people (and showing it) in this second part of the “Well… It All Depends” series.
Dean Elliott begins this series called “Well… It All Depends” with a look at how freedom gives us either the opportunity to chase after Jesus and love people radically, or to make choices that allow other things to take the place of God in our lives.
Charlie Bing, the founder and director of GraceLife Ministries, reminds us that Jesus instructed us to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth.